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  • Stock boost gauge insert, convert to psi?

    does anyone make these or can anyone here make one? looking to convert my stock boost gaug to psi as i wanna keep the interior stock looking as possible
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    Anyone?
    Proud owner of the 2nd Skyline and the only GTR on the island!

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    • #3
      basically, take the mmHG number a double it, to get psi
      i've never seen a conversion kit for that,
      but you could probly print a stock looking thing in psi and install it inside the gauge
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      • #4
        i wondr if theres anyone on her that makes gauges
        Proud owner of the 2nd Skyline and the only GTR on the island!

        Boost@14PSI, YellowJacket Coils, Extreme TSC, Full Nismo N1 Bodykit, Greddy Speed Cut Controller, HKS Turbo Timer, 280LPH Denso Fuel Pump, Nismo Slave Cylinder, AMS BOVs, Nismo Clutch Pivot, ACT Xtreme 6 Puck and HDPP, Greddy Panel Filter

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        • #5
          btw, i'll have an autometer boost gauge for sale in a couple weeks, for around 40$, been on my car only for a year
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          • #6
            im looking to keep everything stock looking as possible
            Proud owner of the 2nd Skyline and the only GTR on the island!

            Boost@14PSI, YellowJacket Coils, Extreme TSC, Full Nismo N1 Bodykit, Greddy Speed Cut Controller, HKS Turbo Timer, 280LPH Denso Fuel Pump, Nismo Slave Cylinder, AMS BOVs, Nismo Clutch Pivot, ACT Xtreme 6 Puck and HDPP, Greddy Panel Filter

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            • #7
              You can get an aftermarket boost gauge in psi and get a graphic designer or make your own version of the gauge face on computer, so it matches the other gauges. Probably could recalibrate current gauge to psi via visiting a gauge specialist and make a new face for it on a computer.

              How to convert mmhg to psi -

              On stock boost gauge it has x 100mmhg in the right? corner.

              So +7 x 100mmhg = 700mmhg

              700mmhg x 14.7 =10290

              10290 / 760 = 13.539473684210526315789473684211 psi (roughly)

              Fitted a Apexi boost gauge, etc on my car that has peak record, peak warning (adjustable) 30sec playback, warning (adjustable), etc and kept factory boost gauge.
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              • #8
                or you can buy an autometer boost guage and replace the oem boost one. i put my AFR guage in there, little to no modifying required.
                Check out my RB30 build at
                http://forums.gtrcanada.com/gt-r-pro...b30-build.html

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                • #9
                  yeah but can i retain my other 2 gauges
                  Proud owner of the 2nd Skyline and the only GTR on the island!

                  Boost@14PSI, YellowJacket Coils, Extreme TSC, Full Nismo N1 Bodykit, Greddy Speed Cut Controller, HKS Turbo Timer, 280LPH Denso Fuel Pump, Nismo Slave Cylinder, AMS BOVs, Nismo Clutch Pivot, ACT Xtreme 6 Puck and HDPP, Greddy Panel Filter

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by greddytrustGTR View Post
                    or you can buy an autometer boost guage and replace the oem boost one. i put my AFR guage in there, little to no modifying required.
                    got a DIY on that? i'm interested..
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                    • #11
                      52mm gauge fit? i might just put a HDI gauge from performance-wise in there since they're cheap. i like the factory oil temp/ volt meter.
                      Proud owner of the 2nd Skyline and the only GTR on the island!

                      Boost@14PSI, YellowJacket Coils, Extreme TSC, Full Nismo N1 Bodykit, Greddy Speed Cut Controller, HKS Turbo Timer, 280LPH Denso Fuel Pump, Nismo Slave Cylinder, AMS BOVs, Nismo Clutch Pivot, ACT Xtreme 6 Puck and HDPP, Greddy Panel Filter

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                      • #12
                        yea i still got my volt and oil temp, il post pics trrw, i was supposed to take more pictures of my gtr today but stupid rain.....
                        Check out my RB30 build at
                        http://forums.gtrcanada.com/gt-r-pro...b30-build.html

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                        • #13
                          pics?
                          Proud owner of the 2nd Skyline and the only GTR on the island!

                          Boost@14PSI, YellowJacket Coils, Extreme TSC, Full Nismo N1 Bodykit, Greddy Speed Cut Controller, HKS Turbo Timer, 280LPH Denso Fuel Pump, Nismo Slave Cylinder, AMS BOVs, Nismo Clutch Pivot, ACT Xtreme 6 Puck and HDPP, Greddy Panel Filter

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                          • #14
                            sorry i entirely forgot to snap a picture,

                            anyway, here is my AFR guage where the stock boost guage was, but i will be moving it to the voltmeter and place my AEM Truboost guage where the boost is, as soon as i get started on that i will take a lot of photos so i can make a small d.i.y.

                            Check out my RB30 build at
                            http://forums.gtrcanada.com/gt-r-pro...b30-build.html

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                            • #15
                              looks really clean, really looking forward to that diy
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