Subject	cheaper, yes.
Posted by	Guapo on September 03, 2004 at 12:22 PM
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In Reply To	My 2 cents -- thought this earlier posted idea was even posted by jzack on September 03, 2004 at 12:11 PM
Message	Nice thing about this is you can let your air tank supply the pressure while you hunt for boost leaks
Follow Ups	How to Make a Simple, Cheap Boost Leak Tester - Guapo 11:56:09 09/03/04 My 2 cents -- thought this earlier posted idea was even - jzack 12:11:31 09/03/04 cheaper, yes. - Guapo 12:22:11 09/03/04 I made mine very similar to yours except my PCV cap goes - TwinTzs 12:30:00 09/03/04 repost :) (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 12:19:04 09/03/04 hmm... (n/m) - aliaZ (broken in) 12:43:06 09/03/04 picture of the final product is of course, aliaz's :) (n/m) - Guapo 13:54:25 09/03/04 thought that looked familiar :) (n/m) - aliaZ (broken in) 14:22:23 09/03/04 That's $4 + a compressor - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 12:48:00 09/03/04 yes. This assumes you have a compressor. (n/m) - Guapo 12:50:07 09/03/04 Just use threaded schrader valve instead of the air fitting - my91z 12:54:10 09/03/04 I don't think a 12V pump is going to work in this case - aliaZ (broken in) 14:21:41 09/03/04 True. Use a compressed air tank then. (n/m) - my91z 14:56:37 09/03/04 What? no "Step 11. Profit"? - sfpearl300z 18:42:46 09/03/04 lol (n/m) - Spee 20:59:17 09/05/04
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