Time to pick out some guages - help please
#1
Time to pick out some guages - help please
So ive been saving up some money for pillar guages, now its time to pick out what i want.
Im running a smarty jr with an nv5600 tranny. All i probably need is pyro and boost but i like the look of 3 on the pillar alot better.
Who likes what?
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Im running a smarty jr with an nv5600 tranny. All i probably need is pyro and boost but i like the look of 3 on the pillar alot better.
Who likes what?
Post Pics Please
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Autometer has the new factory match gauges. that is what I am going with. I will get the pyro and boost. You can probably go with a rail pressure for a third.
#5
Mine:
Pressure: oil, fuel, boost
Temperature: Water, Trans, Rear Diff
Pyro
Depending on what I am or not towing, dictates what I monitor.
Daily driving & towing light: Oil pressure, trans temp, pyro
Towing med or heavy: Boost, Water temp, pyro
Depending upon hills, I may switch around, as well. And, yes, my gauges are electrical.
Tony
Pressure: oil, fuel, boost
Temperature: Water, Trans, Rear Diff
Pyro
Depending on what I am or not towing, dictates what I monitor.
Daily driving & towing light: Oil pressure, trans temp, pyro
Towing med or heavy: Boost, Water temp, pyro
Depending upon hills, I may switch around, as well. And, yes, my gauges are electrical.
Tony
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I have Isspro and like them, match my factory gauges and work fine.
Got boost, fuel pressure, pyro, tranny temp.
You might want to mock up a pillar gauge setup before you install it. I had one on my old truck(an 06) and the pillar guages gave me a huge blind spot because they stick out so far. I actually had to look around them when making a left hand turn to see the road. I really wasnt that big of a deal but when i got my new truck i went with a steering column pod and dash pod and like it alot better. Just something to think about and my humble .02.
Tom
Got boost, fuel pressure, pyro, tranny temp.
You might want to mock up a pillar gauge setup before you install it. I had one on my old truck(an 06) and the pillar guages gave me a huge blind spot because they stick out so far. I actually had to look around them when making a left hand turn to see the road. I really wasnt that big of a deal but when i got my new truck i went with a steering column pod and dash pod and like it alot better. Just something to think about and my humble .02.
Tom