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How to connect a turbo boost gauge to the brake booster?

How do you connect a turbo boost gauge to the brake booster on a 1985 930?

Can i do this on my 1985 Porsche 911 3,2 Carrera converted to a twin turbo or is this set up just for the original 930 as i think it might be?

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when you buy the kit. it comes with a hose and a check valve with a Tee that plugs into the back of the booster can.
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Make sure to install the tee in the correct orientation. Otherwise it won't flow properly and could cause loss of brake assist or flow pressure to the brake booster.
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It is rather straight forward. There is a post on how to do it and actually the post makes it sound more difficult than it is. Only took me 30 min.
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here are some tips on installing a boost gauge

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