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Old 09-13-2004, 03:00 AM   #1 (permalink)
sr20boston
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HOWTO: Make a pressure tester

Note: This thread originally was online, but was mistakenly deleted. Old backups were used to get it back, but it had to be manually copied-and-pasted here.

Original thread started by HotshtSR20.



buy a 2" PVC cap at home depot. it should be 2.5" OD.

buy some valve stems from Kragen, Pep Boys or Autozone (if going to Pep Boys or Autozone, make sure to pick up some ricey lights, wings and mufflers while there)

drill a hole the same size as the skinny part of the valve stem between to two rubber bumps.

add some RTV silicone to make sure its leak free.

hose clamp it onto the compressor inlet or inlet piping (try to clamp it onto something bead rolled, otherwise, it likes to shoot right off, dont ask me how i know) and pressurize until your boost gauge hits whatever max PSI you plan on hitting.

listen for leaks and fix them.

i like to unplug the BOV recirc pipe to see if the BOV is leaking.
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