1999TransamWs6

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I was wondering what would be optimum? The Pressure gauge sending unit being mounted at the bottle(s) or at the end of the feed line towards the solenoids? If at the end of the feed line before or after the purge solenoid?

Joe

DiabloFormula

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I have my sensor right before my purge and NOS noid, I also have my old pressure gauge on the bottle still, just never took it off, with my bottle heater on and up to temp, I have only ever seen a 25psi max drop between the bottle and the noid.

Bill Bowling

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I have mine at the bottle also.

Bill

Robert56

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I have mine in the engine bay. The reason is less junk hanging off the bottle. Look at all the installs where guys hang the sensor and all their other stuff on the bottle, looks like crap IMO. But you can have it on either end it really doesn't matter.
Robert

Beer99C5

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Mine is at the Bottle.

Nick@HSW

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Either place is really fine to mount the gauge. I usually mount the electric sending units to the end of the feed line and the small gauges I mount to the bottle itself. On the bigger builds we usually use two gauges to monitor pressure drop across the feedline.

Nick

Robert56

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With NANO, no more pressure drop. I have my electric at the end of feed line and reg bottle gauge on bottle. that way the mech gauge I can see from my back window anytime, and the electric gauge is in my pod for when sitting on my duff. I have my electric wired into my HP Tuner program to compare psi drop with and with out the NANO, and single 15lb'er and/or dual 15lb'er. worked on my wiring of the 3-stage last night from 11:00pm until 6:00am this morning. those guys that claim they do a wiring job in two hours, ha, lol.
Robert

1999TransamWs6

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Thanks guys, Im going to go ahead and mount mine right before my purge solenoid as well even though there is not much pressure drop I dont need more wiresw running to the back than I need. Thanks again.

382ssz28

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My NX bottle guage was at 1050lbs and the Autometer guage (electric) at the noids was at 875-890lbs. I was told this was normal because of the length of line. I still have a hard time believing this is normal. I've been too lazy to try another guage.

Robert56

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Mine, static is the same front to rear.
Robert

Nick@HSW

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Yup not normal. I would have to say one of them is off.

Nick