Essential gauges for single turbo
Good question. I agree, water temp, boost pressure. Probably EGT and wideband 02 would be next in importance with some type of data logging software. Possibly oil temp gauge as well if you have the space.
Originally Posted by jiggaFlexxx
In car fuel pressure gauge.
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goodfella you can read half of that stuff from the pfc commander. freaking clean *** interior
BTW i want that steering wheel
Mainly ones i require is boost & egt gauge
BTW i want that steering wheel
Mainly ones i require is boost & egt gauge
Originally Posted by KINETIK_FD3S
PDViper77 - are you using the innovate wideband?
Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
Nice looking interior Phil, looks like you mean business
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I narrowed down the most important to three: Boost (in case of overboost or low boost could be bad compression or turbo), Water & oil temps (these are obvious and could save your engine). Fuel pressure is nice but isn't vital to watch (set & forget). EGT (well you should have two of them anyhow), A/F (wideband is more acurate). Some of these things are great for tuning or even for repairs but not needed to monitor constantly for a street car.
As for the gauges themselves I wanted Defi but they cost too much. I was going to get Glowgauges but wanted warning lights, so I comprimised on Progauges. Still waiting for them to arrive. They will have a wideband A/F gauge in the future.
For the placement, the center console with the radio is fine with warning gauges. If you don't have the warning version then the tri-pod would be best. The A-Pillar does block some vision.
As for the gauges themselves I wanted Defi but they cost too much. I was going to get Glowgauges but wanted warning lights, so I comprimised on Progauges. Still waiting for them to arrive. They will have a wideband A/F gauge in the future.
For the placement, the center console with the radio is fine with warning gauges. If you don't have the warning version then the tri-pod would be best. The A-Pillar does block some vision.
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Originally Posted by GoRacer
I narrowed down the most important to three: Boost (in case of overboost or low boost could be bad compression or turbo), Water & oil temps (these are obvious and could save your engine). Fuel pressure is nice but isn't vital to watch (set & forget). EGT (well you should have two of them anyhow), A/F (wideband is more acurate). Some of these things are great for tuning or even for repairs but not needed to monitor constantly for a street car.
As for the gauges themselves I wanted Defi but they cost too much. I was going to get Glowgauges but wanted warning lights, so I comprimised on Progauges. Still waiting for them to arrive. They will have a wideband A/F gauge in the future.
For the placement, the center console with the radio is fine with warning gauges. If you don't have the warning version then the tri-pod would be best. The A-Pillar does block some vision.
As for the gauges themselves I wanted Defi but they cost too much. I was going to get Glowgauges but wanted warning lights, so I comprimised on Progauges. Still waiting for them to arrive. They will have a wideband A/F gauge in the future.
For the placement, the center console with the radio is fine with warning gauges. If you don't have the warning version then the tri-pod would be best. The A-Pillar does block some vision.
Personally, for my car I feel the EGT, fuel px and wideband are a necessity. Makes for more peace of mind and better ease of diagnosing problems.






