AEM's wideband refresh has improved. Mine is virtually instant response.

Stack gauge cluster. Then everything else.

^ Sweet Mother of God!!!
I really like innovative. Looks and form fit for me :thumbup:

Evo3Codriver said:

Stack gauge cluster. Then everything else.

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is that a jet you got there?!?!?!

I run Glowshift "black 7-color" boost and oil pressure gauges. Both have been trouble free for a couple years, and both are maxed out multiple times daily. Both are accurate as well. The oil pressure gauge has been used to verify multiple AEM units and the boost gauge is accurate up until 30psi according to my MAP sensor. I say only 30psi because that's where the marks stop, but the needle keeps going... Not to mention the color strobing function which helps keep me pumped while I hop between night clubs.

But in all honesty, how accurate do most of us need a gauge to be really? If your a few psi of boost or oil pressure away from disaster, then your gauges are the last of your worries.

AEM makes a fail safe gauge that has both a boost and wide band in the same gauge. It has no needle but would have a digital boost display

eDeclpse92 said:

I went with Stewart Warner gauges from Summit. I liked the look and they are very accurate with Jakel. I had an auto meter gauge and it worked just fine. They are definitely the most bang for your buck!

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I went with Stewart Warner from Summit as well. They have a number of different styles. I went with more of a stock look, like if Mitsu would put gauges on the A-pillar, they would look something like this.....

I got so sick of everything glowing and now I'm just using Autometers w/ the little light bulb that shines down onto the gauge (not back lit). They are so much easier on the eyes. I drive a 1G and don't need anything too futuristic in it anyway.

I hate the crazy glowing EVERYTHING these days. I have a microwave that is such a bright blue that I cannot read it at night. It's blinding and lights up my kitchen enough so I can see what I'm doing.