Subject	That's $4 + a compressor
Posted by	PLEAZURE in CA (SD) on September 03, 2004 at 12:48 PM
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In Reply To	How to Make a Simple, Cheap Boost Leak Tester posted by Guapo on September 03, 2004 at 11:56 AM
Message	There is also no gauge to make sure you didn't pump too much air in there ..I guess your compressor has that capabiltiy, I never owned or used one before. PLEAZURE in SD The trouble with doing something right the first time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was. Matt 91TT Aztec Red stg IV+
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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