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Old 01-18-2009, 06:37 PM
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ISSPRO Gauges??

I have been looking at gauge packages. I was looking at the deal that Vulcan Performance has going on for three ISSPRO gauges for 275.99. I was wondering who runs em and if they perform as well or better than autometer gauges. Are they a good gauge to trust?
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They are the only gauges I have run in any of my diesels. I have run Autometers in cars, as far as quality goes I think the ISSPROs are better.
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i run them and they work perfectly and most of our class 8's run then when they added extra gauges
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As far as performance I think they are all about equal.
Isspro was the first to offer better lighting and a look that was closer to OEM.
Isspro is a very good quality product. The Vulcan price seems fair.
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I run the boost, fuel pressure. and egt from ISSPRO... I purchased mine from vulcan also. A+ service.
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In 9 years I have only had one isspro gauge fail. 3 years out of warranty and they charged me only S&H on the new gauge. I was amazed at that.

Autometer///// well, I got tired of getting RMA's from Canada to the US, and then the border PITA afterwards.

I will not trust my vehicle to them again.

Just my experience... if my post comes off a little hostile, it's because I was tired of their runaround.

Isspro has always backed up their products 100%
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I also have had very good luck with Isspro Gauges. I have two in my 96' that have been in there for over ten years. And that price looks good to me.

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Only gauge I run in my trucks, never a problem yet.

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Great lighting, OEM look and excellent performance.

On top of that Vulcan is as good a guy to deal with as there is!
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Isspro gauges on my current truck as well as my last 98 with no issues. Rock solid and accurate.
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I've had my share of bad ISSPRO EGT's and Fuel pressure gauges.
The 3rd EGT gauge is acting up, and the fuel pressure gauges stayed accurate for less than 6 months. (All that in a period of 4 years)
The true PIA is that I have to pay shipping (OK, that's in the warranty rules) and that they never managed to write out "warranty replacement" on the customs papers.... So I had to pay import taxes for the warranty replacements too.

Just my 2c

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I had a pyrometer act up and diesel mannor made it good with isspro, the sent me a new one. Do know if I got a bad one or what but they standed behind it.
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I don't hae any experience with Autometer gauges. I have the Isspro's on the dash, and they look/ work great so far (10K miles).
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Isspro is the only name in gauges as far as I'm considered.
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Originally Posted by 1BAD4X4
Isspro is the only name in gauges as far as I'm considered.

X2.


If not for Isspro, choice #2 IMHO is DiPricol.


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