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Aug 24, 2010 | 06:28 AM

#11

Rovin4life

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From: Albany, NY

temp guage you have on the dash and oil pressure has a switch that turns on when low. You don't need a read out. If the pressure gets below a certain point it will go bad.

Aug 24, 2010 | 05:51 PM

#12

Spike555

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From: Grand Rapids MI

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Originally Posted by AK Rover

I'm with the OP and prefer to actually have gauges to let me know what's going on. A digital readout like the Scangauge is ok but I find it distracting when I'm driving. I prefer to just see a needle pointing rather than having to read a number. It's been proven that drivers/pilots learn where the needle on a gauge should point during normal operation and can tell if the needle moves from that point without having to focus on the gauge.

Just like driving truck, a quick scan of the dash and you can see all 20 needles and know if they are in the right spot or not.
Air psi, trans temp, engine temp...

Aug 29, 2010 | 01:42 PM

#13

adwarren78

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Guage Pod Pics

Anyone have any pics of the guage pod or location of your oil pressure gauge. I am wanting to do this just not sure what to order. I want it to look some what factory.