How to Install a Boost Gauge in your Car! Boosted Mustang Makes 13psi! (ProSport Gauges)

In this video I bring you step by step instructions on how to install a boost gauge sensor in your car. This sensor allows you to monitor your boost levels on a forced induction car. Although the car shown is a 2008 Mustang GT it should work in any car or truck. The sensor I used was a ProSport's digital boost gauge, all links below!
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ProSports Digital Boost Gauge: prosportgauges...
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GlowShift A-Pillar Gauge Pod Holder: www.amazon.com...

[@onevisiononegoalonegod744]

Thanks for this video. I installed 3 gauges last week. Super helpful.

[@JuryRigGarage]

Glad it helped!

[@shaqtus101]

dude. THANK YOU! I have been looking for a video instruction for this. I knew finding the line would be easy, but it was some of the other things i needed help with. Time to order!!!

[@JuryRigGarage]

If you’re ordering from Pro Sport you can use code JURYRIG for 10% at checkout, glad the video helped!

[@RKTSH1P]

I have them on my 2016 SS and there great 👍

[@chadmartin2434]

I've got all my accessory wires hooked up and when I turn off the key it shuts off then it comes back on and sits at zero. Does yours do that?

[@JuryRigGarage]

With key off they still light up? You likely wired it up to a constant power source. I would search for a key on power source.

[@jesussandoval752]

A just installed one on my turbo civic but the gague wont go over 1 pound and I was running 8 pounds on my other gague any help

[@JuryRigGarage]

I would make sure it's wired correctly, also check the voltages at the white signal wire
Boost sender:
30 vac= 0.02V
20 vac = 0.333V
10 vac = 0.667V
0 = 1.0V
5psi Boost= 1.345V
10psi Boost= 1.689V
15psi Boost= 2.034V
25psi Boost= 2.724V
30psi Boost = 3.069v

[@dominickguerrero5664]

hey man what kind of wire did you use to extend the wires from the sending unit thingy

[@BerkinParlakay]

you can use any wire, try to stick to the same gauge (thickness)

[@calebfreeland7585]

What software are you running on your laptop to tune?

[@JuryRigGarage]

I believe it's called SCT livewire

[@lynnchello7231]

Not a diaphram, it is an air filter to keep gauge clean.

[@JuryRigGarage]

This is correct

[@2vgod460]

What’s up with that trash lines my mate? Lol I bet that clear line get pretty warm and flimsy,

[@JuryRigGarage]

I actually replaced it! Should be fine to operate but I got lines that fit it better.

[@jeffgood6441]

Could of at least got some obx gauges or glowshift