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#96430 - 03/25/06 10:27 PM

New Gauges

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Registered: 03/02/06
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Loc: Brooklyn, NY

I wanted to put a volt meter and fuel pressure gauge in my car. Can anyone recommend some good kits were i would just have to install them and i won't need any special parts.

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#96431 - 03/26/06 01:56 AM

Re: New Gauges

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Registered: 04/22/05
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Loc: Cleveland, OH

Buy new autometer gauges, and a 2 or 3 guage pillar pod.

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#96432 - 03/26/06 10:36 AM

Re: New Gauges

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Registered: 03/02/06
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Loc: Brooklyn, NY

Thanks, should i get a mechanical or electric gauge for the fuel pressure, I'm not sure the differnce intallation wise.

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#96433 - 03/26/06 11:05 AM

Re: New Gauges

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Personally I don't like the idea of having a pressurized fuel line inside my car, so I would only go electrical. This way you'll install a sending unit and then just run a wire (PITA) inside the car to your guage. Mechanical style you'd be splicing a little tube into your fuel lines and running that into your car and into the gauge. I think the electric fuel pressure gauges are really expensive though, thats why I didn't get one.

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