Connecting boost gauge hose to intake????

[Water4fire]

Guys what are yall useing to connect the little white hose to the intake after you drill that port. I read jerrys post and some others and most say just push on. Well mine is to small in diameter to push on so any pictures of yall's install and advice would be awesome.

I think I am gonna drill my glove box lid and place it wright in the middle?

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[seadoo02xp]

i would get some flexible rubber vacuum line, it should go over it pretty easily, alot of boost guages come with hard nylon line that wont work

[Sirhc7897]

I think the cglove box is a good spot. That's where I'm going to put mine and my intake temp guage...

[Red Devil]

Guys what are yall useing to connect the little white hose to the intake after you drill that port. I read jerrys post and some others and most say just push on. Well mine is to small in diameter to push on so any pictures of yall's install and advice would be awesome.

I think I am gonna drill my glove box lid and place it wright in the middle?

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Austin,

There should have been a very small diameter rubber hose that connects the nylon tube to the power source for the gauge. Trim a small piece of that off and use it on the area where you drilled the hole and connect the nylon tube to it. You can also use a small zip tie to hold the rubber tube in place. Mine works perfect with this set up. Don't you want to use the mirror set up that Jerry and Snkypete are working on?? Here is how I set up my boost gauge on the GTX:

http://www.greenhulk.net/forum/viewt...ghlight=#14427

[Water4fire]

Ok that is what I was thinking, but just didn't know how air tight they had to be?
ZIP ties will work?

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[Red Devil]

Ok that is what I was thinking, but just didn't know how air tight they had to be?
ZIP ties will work?

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You want it air tight and it has worked for me since I did the install back in August. That rubber piece would have been sufficient without the zip tie. I added the zip tie for extra tightening.