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hey guys and gals i am ordering the dual hump gauge pod and i am going to install an air/fuel ratio narrow band and a trans temp electric. they are both sport comp ll gauges. i was wondering if i am going to need to buy and other wires to complete my install and how hard will this be?
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Generally when you buy vehicle specific gauge kits they come with all of the necessary wiring and or sensors so no, you shouldn't have to buy any other wires or connectors.
If you are ever planning on going forced induction, you might as well get a wideband now rather than a trans temp. Not sure what you do with the car, but I would think trans temp would be valuable to someone doing some sort autocross or something lasting a lot longer than 1/4 mile. Not really sure on this last part, I'm sure someone else has more experience in this area.
If you are ever planning on going forced induction, you might as well get a wideband now rather than a trans temp. Not sure what you do with the car, but I would think trans temp would be valuable to someone doing some sort autocross or something lasting a lot longer than 1/4 mile. Not really sure on this last part, I'm sure someone else has more experience in this area.
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Generally when you buy vehicle specific gauge kits they come with all of the necessary wiring and or sensors so no, you shouldn't have to buy any other wires or connectors.
If you are ever planning on going forced induction, you might as well get a wideband now rather than a trans temp. Not sure what you do with the car, but I would think trans temp would be valuable to someone doing some sort autocross or something lasting a lot longer than 1/4 mile. Not really sure on this last part, I'm sure someone else has more experience in this area.
If you are ever planning on going forced induction, you might as well get a wideband now rather than a trans temp. Not sure what you do with the car, but I would think trans temp would be valuable to someone doing some sort autocross or something lasting a lot longer than 1/4 mile. Not really sure on this last part, I'm sure someone else has more experience in this area.
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Thanks Aggie_Ls1 for the info sorry to hear about the wrong threads i bet that was a pain in the neck. funny you say that i had a friend that had the same problem. lol.