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Old 07-29-04, 02:11 AM
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Are 2 T-taps to Pressure sensor dangerous?
I have a fcon installed already and im about to install a boost gauge. Is it dangerous to have two t-taps on the vacuum line to the pressure sensor or is there another way to set this up without tapping the line twice? Thanks in advance for the advice and suggestions.
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It should be fine
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i have a 4 way splitter on my pressure sensor to feed my boost gauge and bov. Works fine for me.
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