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I bought one and installed it, but doesnt seem to working right. It only shows i am making like 3psi, i should be at 8-9psi. Anyone else have an issue with these?:shrug:
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Haven't tried it but I plan to, it's supposed to be plug and play. Was yours new when purchased?
 

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Mine is off by 2-3 PSI, but it'll peg at like 10-ish for me.
 

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Mine is off by 2-3 PSI, but it'll peg at like 10-ish for me.
If your load tables are off in the pcm, the gauge will be off as well.

The gauge works off of inferred load and does a calculation from the pcm.
 

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Mechanical boost gauge ftw
 

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I spoke with the guys at Lund Racing about this and they said that the Ecoboost gauges are not going to be accurate (in the Ecoboost AND GT's) BECAUSE of them being inferred. Our GT500 customers experience the same exact issue since the boost gauges work the same. They look cool and certainly nice to not have to deal with any wiring/vacuum tubing clutter, but a real mechanical gauge is going to be only way to get accurate boost/vacuum readings. Hope this clears some things up. Let us know if you have any other questions.

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Yes i bought it new, that is disappointing i liked the clean factory look. O well any one that can recommend a good boost gauge. Also are there any gauge pods for the 15s?:headbonk:
 
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I put one in for looks. Honestly a boost gauge is useless once your car is tuned. My needle goes into the boost zone for show and tell and that is enough for me. Really easy install by the way.
yeah i have a custom tune. but still dont know how much boost i am making.
 

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Get a Autometer liquid filled Gauge ..You will get a good reading that will not bounce the needle all over the place..
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