Nitrous gauge ?'s
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Originally Posted by Sideways,Jun 5 2006, 08:01 AM
They measure pressure where ever the transducer is located. If you want pressure at the solonoid then put the transducer there. You must use an electrical gauge and not a mechanical one. They tend to run about $300.
Same with the fuel pressure, you want an electrical one.
Mechanical gauges would allow leakage into the drivers space and is therefore a safety problem.
Same with the fuel pressure, you want an electrical one.
Mechanical gauges would allow leakage into the drivers space and is therefore a safety problem.
that was very helpful. Know the hard part is going to be finding a hook up on the $300 gauges 
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