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what gauges to go with? cant decide..

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2GEEZEY

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Aug 6, 2009
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Okay so i cant decide on what gauges to get/ what ones would look best and work the best.

I was thinking pro sport or glow shift, then a AEM wideband.

what do you guys think? what ones are you running?

i need boost, oil temp/ oil pressure.
 
I am running GlowShift Blue Digital series and love them. They are still dead accurate till this day. Had them for a year now.

I have a EGT, Oil Pressure, and Wideband
 
iv got all glow shift gauges, i like them alot....boost, oil p., and fuel pressure.....i think my fuel pressure sending unit is a little off but not much, other than that, oil and boost work pretty good. I used a three way adapter for the oil sending unit so i could still have the stock sender too, seems to pe pretty acurate there too....and i like the wideband, it seems to be pretty accurate, but i wish i had an AEM since the glowshift widband has no logging cable....iv got some pictures in my profile.
 
My glowshift boost gauge sticks once in awhile. I say go with autometer...trusted name.
 
My glowshift boost gauge sticks once in awhile. I say go with autometer...trusted name.

Just because its a trusted name, doesn't mean their any good LOL I've had about 5 autometer boost gauges, one defective from new & the rest were atleast 1psi (most were more) off when new.

Currently I'm running Defi "white racer" gauges & I'd recommend them 100%. Their electronic (no controller though) so they are more then a mechanical gauge but they typically are more accurate & they match fairly well with our gauge cluster. Boost & oil pressure here. W/B is logged through EcmLink, gauge display for WB is useless if your making any kind of real power :p
 
I run Glow shift boost and oil press gauges and an AEM wideband. The only problem i ever had with the glowshift stuff was the boost/vac line got pinched once making it react very slowly, but that was my fault.
 
Just because its a trusted name, doesn't mean their any good LOL I've had about 5 autometer boost gauges, one defective from new & the rest were atleast 1psi (most were more) off when new.

Currently I'm running Defi "white racer" gauges & I'd recommend them 100%. Their electronic (no controller though) so they are more then a mechanical gauge but they typically are more accurate & they match fairly well with our gauge cluster. Boost & oil pressure here. W/B is logged through EcmLink, gauge display for WB is useless if your making any kind of real power :p

I agree. I went through a few Autometers and they all failed. As have many of my friends' Autometers. I'm running the current Greddy gauges. Boost and oil pressure. Innovative wide-band.
 
Yeah I was thinking autometer because a lot of people use them...but now im not hearing to good of things about them LOL.

I dont want to spend like 200 bucks on a boost gauge. I dont think its worth it.
 
I got a Prosport boost gauge I've been using for a while...no problems so far
 
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