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What's the best way to hold the MAP sensor in a FAST 90 intake?

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Old 06-16-2011, 05:43 AM
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Default What's the best way to hold the MAP sensor in a FAST 90 intake?

I have a FAST 90 on my car and about to install a D1SC setup, and am going to swap out the MAP to the 2-bar sensor. I know the map sensor didn't sit to securly to begin with on the intake, so I used a little bit or rtv and it did fine, but that's NA where it only sees vacuum to ambient at best pressures. Now that I plan to see between 8-10psi of pressure, what is the best way to hold the map sensor in place?

I remember seeing on Hardcore someone had made a bracket to hold it in place, but unfortunately, I didn't save the picture.

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1/4" NPT fitting like shown. It will screw right in.
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^ That's what I did but I actually tapped mine
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So then how did you hook up the map sensor to the 1/4 npt? Vacuum hose from the npt to the map sensor using clamps?
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I just bent some 1/8th inch SS to hold it down. Took about 5 minutes with a vice.

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i used black RTV and a zip tie around it...worked good enough for 6psi with the procharger....
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I did the above ,drilled and tapped for bigger fitting. Then ran line to vacuum manifold and ran lines from it to map, fuel pressure ,reg etc. I tried some strapping to hold down map on the back of fast but didn't like that setup much.

Fast is easy to drill and tap.
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It's actually so easy to tap, there's no need to tap.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'm still up in the air with what I want to do, but I have options.
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Ok, so if I thread in a barb to the opening, then run vacuum lines to the map sensor, is it safe to put a t in that line and run a vacuum line to the proflo vavle or is that going to mess with the signal going to the map sensor?
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I probably wouldn't do that.
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Hmm I wonder if any boost is leaking out back there since I changed my MAP. It feels awfully loose back there when I touch it.



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