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Re:Guages
AS I said before you'll want a mechanical fuel pressure guage. The autometers are good guages. You will want a 0-60 psi boost guage, a 0-1800 F EGT guage, a tranny temp guage (probably only 1 range), and the fuel pressure should be 0-30 psi (the problem is that autometer only offers FP in 0-15 psi, and 0-100 psi), that being said, it is possible to have more than 15 psi fuel pressure (especially if you have installed a pusher pump or made similar mods). Also, the FP on the autometer isnt necessarily for diesel whereas the Isspro is more suited for diesel applications (they have been used on Semi's for many years).
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Are those gauges on yet???
You'll be happier than a piggy in poo poo when you get them on...I don't know how I lived without mine for 1 1/2 years. I was lost and didn't know it.
You'll be happier than a piggy in poo poo when you get them on...I don't know how I lived without mine for 1 1/2 years. I was lost and didn't know it.
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I agonized over the decision as well, bookmarking 10's of websites, having Geno's catalogs dispersed throughout the bathrooms in the house and ended up going with my gut. I'd had Autometers on my 68 Mustang and they looked cool, worked just fine, and outlasted half the stock gauges (despite the fact they were 26 years younger). I'm pleased with mine.
I wish the wife would let me put some on her 04, but alas, she doesn't want that "look" she says. It is my resolve to convince her by June that "look" is a cool thing.
I wish the wife would let me put some on her 04, but alas, she doesn't want that "look" she says. It is my resolve to convince her by June that "look" is a cool thing.
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Re:Guages
Pyro $140.00
Boost $50.00
Westach Fuel Pressure $75.00
Pillar Mount $55.00 Painted to match
Fuel pressure hose and fittings to hook it up to isolator $50.00
Tax and crap total dealio $412.44 ish
Spend, spend, spend.
Now go, off with your wallet.
Boost $50.00
Westach Fuel Pressure $75.00
Pillar Mount $55.00 Painted to match
Fuel pressure hose and fittings to hook it up to isolator $50.00
Tax and crap total dealio $412.44 ish
Spend, spend, spend.
Now go, off with your wallet.
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Another idea just hit me....Not sure if this a dumb question or anything but when I wire the guages up to the battery, is it bad to jump another vehicle off that battery or won't it even bother the guages at all? Just wanted to be double sure cause I dont feel like burning that much money..Thanks
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Did anyone happen to find a pic of this pod mounted in a truck? I'm just curious to know which side it is on and how much stuff it blocks. Thanks
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Did anyone happen to find a pic of this pod mounted in a truck? I'm just curious to know which side it is on and how much stuff it blocks. Thanks
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Thats is about the best pillar mount I have seen. I was curious as to how the speaker would fit in. Once i get the cash flow, I am thinking of going with a similar setup. Not sure how I will do the installation though
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When you order the gauge pod, you have to tell them whether or not you have the tweeter up there and it'll come with a tweeter or without. Easy as pie.
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I'm interested in Autometer but just came across this. Can someone explain it to me? It was right on their website.
http://www.autometer.com//hp/techtip..._pressure.html
http://www.autometer.com//hp/techtip..._pressure.html
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Manufacturers don't want the legal ramifications of fuel in the cab so they add the standard disclaimer.
My mechanical Isspro gauge has been mounted on my dash for over two years without a drip of a leak.
It's plumbed with a stainless steel braided line.
The whole gauge setup came from www.wildcatdiesel.com.
Use top quality components, and you'll be OK.
My mechanical Isspro gauge has been mounted on my dash for over two years without a drip of a leak.
It's plumbed with a stainless steel braided line.
The whole gauge setup came from www.wildcatdiesel.com.
Use top quality components, and you'll be OK.