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Old Jan 12, 2007 | 03:18 PM
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ORIGINAL: TeeTee

Hello! I wanted to say that my electronic wire with plug was teared but not pipes. Please tell me where do I need to plug this wire when my N75 is out??? Or this N75 stay there???

Please tell me this sentence in other way because my english is no so brilliant!:
I personally leave the n75 out of the loop but you still need it to stay in the intake and plug in electronically otherwise your car will freak.
Leave the n75 in the intake pipe and the electronic harness plug into it. You then take the vacuum lines (i believe what you call pipes) that went into the n75 and put them on the boost controller. But you need to install a boost gauge in first so when you install the mbc it doesnt raise the boost more than what is allowable.

should look like this



 
Old Jan 12, 2007 | 06:14 PM
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Hello cincyTTis it a foto of 225 HP or 180??? And isnt it possible without boost gauge ????If NO than why???
 
Old Jan 13, 2007 | 04:05 AM
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it is possible to do it w/out a boost gauge but it is really dumb, what he is trying to tell you is that without a way to measure and monitor the boost/vac pressure it will be very likely that you'll increase the boost too much, and that f's up alot stuff. Step 1: buy a boost gauge. Step 2: get boost controller. the end.
 
Old Jan 13, 2007 | 03:06 PM
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^ what he said.

but as for the pick it is either a gti or a jetta. But thats doesnt even matter because all 1.8t's (yes i know the diffs but thats not important here) are the same for both audi and vw so the pic is correct regardless.
 
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