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#98528 Feb 5, 9:20pm
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How come boost gauges have numbers before zero?

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A turbo-boost gauge has a vacuum half and a boost half, thereby being able to show either negative or positive pressure.

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i knew a guy one that had the K&N typhoon CAI on his accord, and installed a boost gauge(with no negative numbers) and a vacum gauge and said he was getting like 3 PSI. i was just wandering even if he was why would he get a vacume gauge?

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