gauge advice...por-favor
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gauge advice...por-favor
So I really need to get an aftermarket temperature gauge. And Im interested in taking the pillar/pod route and im a fan of the 3 gauge look. So if I get the water temp gauge and the boost gauge what do you guys recommend for the third? Oil press..oil temp..volt or a/f ratio thanks
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since you live in poinciana ,i used to live there it is hot as ***** 85% OF THE TIME IN FLORIDA!
water temp
oil pressure
wide band
or
water temp
oil pressure
oil temp
You dont absolutely need a boost gauge if you are running stock boost or if you are short in cash , boost gauge you can always get later
water temp
oil pressure
wide band
or
water temp
oil pressure
oil temp
You dont absolutely need a boost gauge if you are running stock boost or if you are short in cash , boost gauge you can always get later
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get a pfc, use the commander for water temp, knock, boost (displays max), and intake temp
use a-pillar for afr, oil temp, and either oil pressure, fuel pressure, or boost (easily visible)
use a-pillar for afr, oil temp, and either oil pressure, fuel pressure, or boost (easily visible)
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I have from top to bottom;
water, with warning light and highest temp memory
AF/R
boost
If the water temp ever gets to high, you can't miss the warning light.
Everything else is on the PFC, and boost controller.
water, with warning light and highest temp memory
AF/R
boost
If the water temp ever gets to high, you can't miss the warning light.
Everything else is on the PFC, and boost controller.
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make sure you get a new uego if you do because some of the older models have problems interfacing with the pfc datalogit, if you're not going with a PFC then don't worry about it.
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