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New 780 owner 700 1991

I would put a pressure gauge on the manifold and run a long hose through the driver's side window to check the boost pressure. Since I am fairly conservative a good number to stay below would be 9psi.

The 700 900 FAQS is the best place to look for details on the car since there are some very good links to other resources.

BTW, You should run Brett's 780 before fixing the boost. He has had a grin on his face since getting the 200hp dyno test!

Regards,

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