EcLiPsEgSt97
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- Aug 31, 2002
I have a 3 gauge pillar and I dont know what gauges i need to get.. I know i need to get the BOOST gauge but i dont know what other 2 i should...can some one help me????????????
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Like i said before i would recommend prosport there excellent quality and affordable......Autometer is not bad but there have been many posts with them being inaccurate i can't say mine were so i guess it's the luck of the draw....also please don't bother with the stupid blinky air fuel ratio gauge it's a joke get a EGT instead...Just my opinion.
If you tune for minimal knock (or minimal timing dips) and have a wideband o2 sensor, then what does egt gauge tell you that a logger and a wideband does not? You'll need 4 EGT sensors to tell you if 'the load distribution is off'.
Considering we're all running boost (right?), mean best timing will always be a goal and not something we can go past without knock. Thus, there is no benefit to know where peak heat occurs in a timing curve. All we need to do is lean out and add as much timing as we can until knock (or timing retard) occurs.
don't know about the gauges them self but I would go with a boost gauge ,oil pressure gauge and a air/fuel gauge if it was me just my opionion
. Don't get me wrong they're great and proven but they didn't have what I wanted out of a gauge for the price range that I wanted. Here are a few night pics to show their colors along with a video. And as for what gauges are needed I'd go with Boost and Oil pressure and since that basically covers what you really need (from that vendor) then the last gauge would just be your choice (maybe a water temp gauge). The middle gauge is the AEM WB just as an fyi.I prefer Auto meter as well. Tried and True.

Jst4Cyl: holy moly your oil pressure is sky high for first start up! Mine is only 80-90 psi!

Boost and oil pressure, both stock gauges suck and both are very important to know. A wideband and EGT is overkill for a car you have no tuning control over anyway.