greasemonki

Got my Isspro gauges this, and of course I had to put 'em in tonight. You guys were right, the a-pillar mount doesnt really block too much at all. It is going to take some getting used to having the lights on the pillar at night, but its not obnoxious. I'm like a kid with a new toy at christmas, I catch myself driving off the road, cause I'm mesmerized watching the gauges move . I'm waiting for my oversized banjo bolts to arrive, so I can finish plumbing the fuel pressure gauge, I really wanna see that my pump is still alive! What a pain in the butt, trying to snake the wiring harness through the back of the dash. I pretty much took the entire dash apart to run the lines where I wanted them. My old Dodge was a breeze to get under the dash. But it was well worth the effort, I'm definitely happy!

Mopar1973man

Congrads!

Another person saving his truck from taking a damaging blow!

After awhile you will quit watching them so close..

But Study the habits and behavor for the next year though. Watch how roads, slopes, weather, speed, etc... Have an effect on each guage. Then when something start to change you will have an answer to a problem or just know its a weather thing...

HOHN

I love having gauges. It fun to watch a VP44 die @ 40K miles with perfect FP the whole time.

hotdram

Justin,
I think you forget to add the [sarcasm] [/sarcasm] tags to your post

~Rob

Mopar1973man

Well a fuel pressure guage can't do much about the electronics burning up...

Like we all know that VP44 is nothing more that a crap shoot...

But at least that other guages will protect the rest of the engine...

P.J

I've been meaning to comment too, is that Will Ferrrell?