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What I mean by this is it depends where the map sensor or boost sensor is located. I read somewhere that the best place to pull boost pressure from is
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What I mean by this is it depends where the map sensor or boost sensor is located. I read somewhere that the best place to pull boost pressure from is before the throttle bodies on the intake side. It is a more stable reading. If you pull it from the intake itself, it is not very stable. So, You guys are pulling the readings from two different places. That is why they are different.
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