Autometer Guages
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Autometer Guages Which guages match the factory setup the most?
Looking at Autometer's site, to me it looks like the ES line and Sport Comp Digital are the most similiar?
Also, what is the approximate cost to get them installed? (probably trans temp, fuel pressure, and oil pressure)
ES Line
ES Line
Sport Comp Digital
I'm open to other manufacturers as well.
Looking at Autometer's site, to me it looks like the ES line and Sport Comp Digital are the most similiar?
Also, what is the approximate cost to get them installed? (probably trans temp, fuel pressure, and oil pressure)
ES LineES LineSport Comp DigitalI'm open to other manufacturers as well.
Last edited by 2002 Trans Am; Jan 19, 2009 at 09:33 PM.
Im not sure about which gauge will best match your factory style, but as far as installation goes dont waste your money on having it installed, its very easy. For example, a trans temp gauge can be set up to read from the pressure port on the side of the trans (although some say the temps tend to read higher this way) or mount the sensor in the pan itself, neither method is very hard to do. Fuel pressure is easy too, there are fitting that easily connect to the factory fuel rail. Same goes with oil pressure...
Thread Starter
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Joined: Apr 2002
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From: Waldwick, NJ
Im not sure about which gauge will best match your factory style, but as far as installation goes dont waste your money on having it installed, its very easy. For example, a trans temp gauge can be set up to read from the pressure port on the side of the trans (although some say the temps tend to read higher this way) or mount the sensor in the pan itself, neither method is very hard to do. Fuel pressure is easy too, there are fitting that easily connect to the factory fuel rail. Same goes with oil pressure...
I'll look into doing it myself then.
