Just wondering if anyone has them and if they are of decent quality... price is cheap, but if the pyrometer probe is going to melt off in my manifold... Well lets not even go there.

Just looking to see if anyone has used them before.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/94-97...spagenameZWDVW

 

i am running a fuel pressure gauge from them really like it

 

DFO, I have looked high and low for a deal on gauges and the glowshift seem to be a good deal but noone knows if they are real relaible??????? www.vulcanperformance.com seems to have the best deal on name brand gauges right now.

 

Frankly, I'd rather put another $60 on top of that and get some known quality Autometer gauges.

 

You can get the 3 gauge pod and 3 Stewart Warner gauges for $229 from rpmoutlet.com.
Some people complain of poor service from them, but Me and a buddy of mine have had good luck with them. I think its just hit or miss with them.

 

gs gauge are nice that is what i am running but i have been having problem with the fuel pressure gauge i have went through 4 senders and each one reads different the one that is inthere now is the only one that read correctly but now it varies ex. in the morning 14psi and sometime in the evening 10psi all the other senders read 10psi or less glow shift says it because of the diesel fuel being a little thicker than gas. the gauge reads 100psi that is another bad thing about the fuel pressure gauge, but their customer service is awesome

 

^That's why I just don't trust electrical fuel pressure gauges.

 

I Think Im With You Wcbcruzer Ithink Im Going To Change My Fuel Pressure Gauge To One From Isspro

 

The Pyro Gauge Seems To Work Fine It Claims To Be Good To 2400*f The Boost Even Works Good With The Help Of A Zip Tie (to Keep The Hose On The Gauge)but Dont Plan On Pushing More Than 30psi

 

That is a good deal?I was keeping an eye on this thread because I had the same intention about glowshift,but I think after all the good things I here about vulcan performance and isspro gauges it's a better way to go.

 

$30.00 for shipping? man, that seems excessive to me.

 

From everything I have read yes, It includes the bit and tap and more importantly all the good stuff to get a fuel pressure gauge to work for the novice.