where is the easiest place to plug the electric wires on a greddy boost gauge (the 4 colored wires) and what is needed

 

Get some wire, wire taps, and pull your clock out it comes out pretty easy just give it a tug, four wires hmm no clue my autometer had two a ground a power, and I think the power wire was the red or white one I don't remember but use a voltage tester it helps

 

red black white and orange. thanks

 

boost gauge is up and running just curious if anyone had a problem with gauges and lights on radio flickering when you turn on the parking lights, who uses parking lights anyway just curious

 

which boost gauge did you get? and is it completely digital? no mechanical tap?

 

greddy 52mm not digital

 

why 4 wires then? I am confused.
All of the gauges I have seen require a tap to a sensor(Omori or Defi), or directly to the gauge(any mechanical).
Only Wires I ran were for ground, and dash lighting.

 

greddy wants to be an individual i guess. the fuel pressure gauge is the same way and it doesn't include all the hoses and wires.

 

So, with the greddy gauge, you only have to tap an electrical wire for a boost reading, is that correct?

 

and the hose tap to get the boost