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You can still put 4 gauges in a 3 pod, but you would need something like the dual guage found at Geno's http://198.104.149.53/CoastalData/sh...ID=413&CATID=1 or http://tinyurl.com/d7lva . It is a combo Boost and EGT by Westach.
I like the service from Geno's Garage, but I have no ties to them or Westach.
I like the service from Geno's Garage, but I have no ties to them or Westach.
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If you go with Westach gauges you can get their combo EGT/boost gauge, then you can do a triple! In fact, you might want to look at the gauges they offer, you might get it down to a double ...
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BTW: Took a pic of my Westach gauge ... it's in my gallery, waiting for approval!
!BTW: Took a pic of my Westach gauge ... it's in my gallery, waiting for approval!
Dr. Evil, you're too funny!
When someone trusts a gauge when they're thousands of feet above the ground, I think I, too, will put a little trust in its accuracy while safely on the ground! I suppose you are speaking from experience? Then please share.
When someone trusts a gauge when they're thousands of feet above the ground, I think I, too, will put a little trust in its accuracy while safely on the ground! I suppose you are speaking from experience? Then please share.
I've actually got enough spots for 5 gauges. 4 on the pillar and one mounted on the dash fascia between the speedo and tach. I really like having a 4 gauge pillar. It's different and nobody in a dodge has one (that I know of). Fiberglass and bondo is a wonderful thing.
Originally posted by piperca
Dr. Evil, you're too funny!
When someone trusts a gauge when they're thousands of feet above the ground, I think I, too, will put a little trust in its accuracy while safely on the ground! I suppose you are speaking from experience? Then please share.
Dr. Evil, you're too funny!
When someone trusts a gauge when they're thousands of feet above the ground, I think I, too, will put a little trust in its accuracy while safely on the ground! I suppose you are speaking from experience? Then please share.
artman1308,
We have the 4 gauge overhead mounts that go over yuor rearview mirror on the windshield up next to the headliner. Otherwsie you'll have to get a 3 gauge A pillar and maybe a steering column mount for the fourth gauge etc. Check our site or call us as we have all the Auto meter mounts that are available etc.
Mark @ DPPI
We have the 4 gauge overhead mounts that go over yuor rearview mirror on the windshield up next to the headliner. Otherwsie you'll have to get a 3 gauge A pillar and maybe a steering column mount for the fourth gauge etc. Check our site or call us as we have all the Auto meter mounts that are available etc.
Mark @ DPPI



That fuel pressure gauge would be more important from my point of view