I need some advice on how to fit a boost gauge in the centre air vent of my S2. I need some options, just wondered what everyone else has done, and how it looks.
Cheers
John
Cheers
John
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May '95 Black S2 Avant, standard with K&N filter -
Midnight Blue S2 - SOLD - 1993 S2 Avant -
John, you have PM.
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1997 A6 2.5TDi quattro avant - C4
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Another option is to use a bit of aluminium cut/bent/shaped sprayed matt black, to replace the centre vent and fit the boost gauge into that.
IMO it looks a little more "finished" than the cut up vent version.
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What I havent worked out yet is how to turn off the vent..Comment
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if you're running the pipe into the back of the centre vent then i dont think you can as you can't bend it early enough to clear the flap which cuts off the flowsigpic
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why not use an elbow connector94 s2 avant
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LOL, it was a kind of retorical (sp?) question really. I was being daft, I keep meaning to take it out and bung the vent up with something really as I hate hot air blowing in my face in winter and the stupid people at Audi didn't keep the "fresh air always to the centre vent" feature of the earlier quattros. Mind you, if I can get the AC working it might be nice in summer.. so maybe a right angle connector, or a little nick out of the flap to allow it to closeOriginally posted by pastures16
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If you use a shorter electronic gauge instead of the mechanical type the vent still works.
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