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02-21-2007 | 07:50 AM

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Truckman

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Right

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Originally Posted by wcbcruzer

I wouldn't get it... Never heard of the brand and for the $101 I'd rather get a name brand gauge like Autometer. For gauges, especially egt, I wanna make sure I have a quality gauge.

RIGHT,, If I could get a AM Pyro for under $100.00
Low Funds now but need gauge,,hate to do it BUT I took a chance on the NO Name Gauge.

. Will post results later.

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02-21-2007 | 10:25 PM

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Tate

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From: Airdrie, Alberta

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Originally Posted by PChouinard

I wonder if I can find something around the aviation industry that will work. Our Jp-8 isn't too far from diesel with regards to viscosity. I don't want to go broke on indication but I don't buy cheap either. Hey Tate, the ATS went in good except for not being able to get the studs out of my turbo. Instead I drilled out the manifold for the top two studs and ground out lands with a high speed and a dremel. That manifold looks good under there. Did you have any problems with the ridgid heater line? mine hangs up under the manifold and will not get anywhere near the mounting bracket..

I had to bend the bracket on the heater line to match up with the supplied bracket. Was a mickey mouse setup, IMO. I'll toss a pic up in my gallery.

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