Gauge help for turbos
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What are the most accurate boost and fuel pressure guages you know of . Of coase price is always a factor. Need in 2/16 size . Must be mounted inside. Let me know whats worked for you.
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I agree with that but the eboost is a little pricey for me. I had a friend with the electronic autometer fuel press. gua. and it very eratic and not very accurate.
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Dynotunes little square gauges are pretty good and you can mount them just about anywhere in the car. http://www.wtfba.org/forums/index.ph...1100.0;id=1786 Heres my fuel pressure gauge installed in the top right corner of the windshield where the driver normally goes, and heres the Boost gauge Left Wideband controller and right wideband controller and the apexi boost controller where the TPS switch goes. http://www.wtfba.org/forums/index.ph...1100.0;id=1787
Hope this helps a little bit as far as ideas out there... lots of things besides the circle gauges.
Hope this helps a little bit as far as ideas out there... lots of things besides the circle gauges.
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Cool with me I just meant that Ive made up my mind in that I dont trust electronic guages for accuracy. Ive always had good luck with mechanical ones so that is what im stickin with.