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Old 09-14-2005, 11:29 PM
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I was wondering what kind of gauges should i get on my a pillar? I'm planning on buying a nitrous kit so what would be two good gauges to have? Fuel pressure and A/F maybe? Any help would be great. Thanks guys.
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I'd put a nitrous pressure gauge in unless your mounting your bottle on the hump right behind you and can read the gauge on the bottle (I'd still probably put one it so you don't have to look behind you).
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Would I have to run that huge braided line up my a pillar or are there easier ways? Thanks for the reply
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Would I have to run that huge braided line up my a pillar or are there easier ways? Thanks for the reply
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Only if you buy a mechanical gauge. If you buy an electric one you only have to run a wire. The electric gauge is more expensive, but much easier. Dynotune makes some nice ones for reasonable prices.
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nitrous pressure and fuel pressure.
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...idcategory=116
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i got AutoMeter N2O, Fuel psi, and A/F (which shows wideband now)
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Cobalt here, Fp and n2o pressure.
Robert

Edit: Both electrical.

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I agree. An electrical nitrous pressure gauge and a fuel pressure gauge.
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Cool thanks guys.
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I Run the dynotune nitrous pressure and wideband a/f. Love them both, with limited space i figure if my fuel pressure is a problem, ill see it im my widband A wideband gauge for $290 gotta love it....

www.dynotunenitrous.com

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dyno tune gauges here verry nice stuff and great ppl
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Dynotune fuel and dynotune nitrous pressure - definitely the way to go.
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Thanks guys for the support! It is very much appreciated! But then you are getting accuracy and quality which cannot be beat

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