gauge ideas

Arisley · Aug 3, 2012

I like analog gauges. I also have a scangauge that I like a whole lot. It is a really handy tool.

036.0l · Aug 3, 2012

OSCS said:
I have a tan triple pod I need to get rid of. PM if your interested

Not to Jack the thread, but pm me a price on the pod please.

Sent from somewhere, somehow.

Denver · Aug 3, 2012

CSIPSD said:
Its not necessary. As I said, I test for Isspro. The limit of the system was 17 gauges, testing in the lab gives you some information, but a 100k+ of testing in the real world opens up different issues.

And what happens if your little digital screen gets a short. blink. No gauges.

If your OBD port blows a fuse... no gauges...

PCM goes dead... No gauges...

Nice quick easy to sell theft object...

Analog gauges are better in every respect.

This is the reason I have analog gauges plus I'm monitoring parameters from a seperate source than the PCM. I don't want to see what the PCM see's incase there is a glitch. Another reason is the analog gauges are good for about 10 years as the digitals become out dated and obsolete in 5 years. I wouldn't mind a scan gauge though but not to monitor everything.

Slate · Aug 4, 2012

Denver said:
This is the reason I have analog gauges plus I'm monitoring parameters from a seperate source than the PCM. I don't want to see what the PCM see's incase there is a glitch. Another reason is the analog gauges are good for about 10 years as the digitals become out dated and obsolete in 5 years. I wouldn't mind a scan gauge though but not to monitor everything.

I think I'm going to pull out the voltmeter and put a Aeroforce gauge which will fit in the standard gauge pods (2 1/16"). So that I can watch HPOP and other parameters. I think it does everything the scangauge does, except it fits in a pod.

http://www.aeroforcetech.com/products_interceptor.html

Arisley · Aug 4, 2012

Thats the one I have, plus you can add external inputs to it. I use it for my EGT gauge and have the parts to add fuel pressure to it also.

johndeerezach · Aug 4, 2012

WILD_PHIL said:
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Still has the plastic on the gauges.

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Like I said brand new never installed gauges and pods. Pillar is for a 99-07 and the over head pod is for a Dodge, but matched up on my 08 no problem. Shouldn't be an issue on the 99-07 either.

What brand are the gauges9

OSCS · Aug 4, 2012

Looks like glow shift

WILD_PHIL · Aug 4, 2012

Yes sir they are glow shift.

Cat_rebel · Aug 4, 2012

Had Autometer ultra lites in the 00 since 2006. The only issue I've had was a tranny probe that went bad a couple years. Replaced that & everything works normal again.

johndeerezach · Aug 5, 2012

WILD_PHIL said:
Yes sir they are glow shift.

So im new to the shipping thing. how cud i find out how to get. Quote on shipping?

TheReelMuhcoy · Aug 5, 2012

I like Glowshift gauges (http://www.glowshiftdirect.com/). I have their 3in1 Diesel gauge and will soon be getting coolant and fuel pressure gauges. I also like that they are a local NJ company.

WILD_PHIL · Aug 5, 2012

Well we will call it 265.00 shipped. Its going to take a decent sized box, and I ship priority for the tracking number and insurance. Let me open all these gauge boxes and confirm everything is there.

johndeerezach · Aug 5, 2012

ok so at the moment i wanted the gauges. but first things first i have to buy a set of tires due to mine blowing out on the way home tonight, which i didnt expect until fall or winter but if u still have them after i purchase tires i will buy the gauges and if you dont then my loose.

WILD_PHIL · Aug 6, 2012

Hey sounds good. I'm thinking about keeping em. Let me know if your interested later!

OSCS · Aug 6, 2012

johndeerezach said:
ok so at the moment i wanted the gauges. but first things first i have to buy a set of tires due to mine blowing out on the way home tonight, which i didnt expect until fall or winter but if u still have them after i purchase tires i will buy the gauges and if you dont then my loose.

Yes your "loose" indeed LOL

CSIPSD · Aug 6, 2012

TheReelMuhcoy said:
I like Glowshift gauges (http://www.glowshiftdirect.com/). I have their 3in1 Diesel gauge and will soon be getting coolant and fuel pressure gauges. I also like that they are a local NJ company.

Just so you know... The gauges are still made in India crap.

Isspro is made 100% in the Portland Oregon plant.