gauges
Laughing Gas
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 831
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From: Vacaville, CA
Remember that gauges are usually a one time purchase so it is better to save a little while and get what you want than wish you had for the rest of time.
Also, our kit includes what that Autometer kit has plus drill and tap, wiring harness and we also paint the pillar for you. Take all that off and you are almost the same price. IMO the Isspro EV2's are a more desirable gauge than the Autometer that are in that kit.
Also, our kit includes what that Autometer kit has plus drill and tap, wiring harness and we also paint the pillar for you. Take all that off and you are almost the same price. IMO the Isspro EV2's are a more desirable gauge than the Autometer that are in that kit.
on that one... I still had to order my drill bit and tap from clay, make my own wiring harness and chase down a can of SEM color match paint (3 cities and 4 hours of driving around).
Post Fiend
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 10,600
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From: Carhenge
The Autometer Z's are great quality gauges with a decent similarity to the stock gauges, just a matter of if they are the look you want or not. I've been running them for 160,000 miles.
They don't have (or require) an amplifier module, which is a plus IMO.
They don't have (or require) an amplifier module, which is a plus IMO.
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Joined: Dec 2010
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ok so im sorta confused, go with the kit or no,
the kit thats on amazon sais its for my truck but heck idk wat im gonna do i do the 4 pod tho for the f5 i thought about that too, but then no kit its all a tough desion cuz i do like riffraffs and i deff dont wanna halft to have that dang moduel box
the kit thats on amazon sais its for my truck but heck idk wat im gonna do i do the 4 pod tho for the f5 i thought about that too, but then no kit its all a tough desion cuz i do like riffraffs and i deff dont wanna halft to have that dang moduel box
Junior User
Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 52
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From: Chandler
Anybody ever use the PLX multi gauges?
PLX Devices Inc. - Multi Gauges, Single Gauges, Sensor Modules, Wideband Air Fuel Ratio, Data Logging, Fuel Saving / Scan Tools
I was thinking of starting with one DM-200 and a 3 A-Pillar stack, get all the sensors and hook them up to the multi-gauge. Then expand get another DM-200 and also a DM-200 ODB over a couple months, keeps the wife happy I don't drop a huge chunk of change on the truck.
Just curious how the PLX DM gauges hold up, baking in the sun for a few years.
PLX Devices Inc. - Multi Gauges, Single Gauges, Sensor Modules, Wideband Air Fuel Ratio, Data Logging, Fuel Saving / Scan Tools
I was thinking of starting with one DM-200 and a 3 A-Pillar stack, get all the sensors and hook them up to the multi-gauge. Then expand get another DM-200 and also a DM-200 ODB over a couple months, keeps the wife happy I don't drop a huge chunk of change on the truck.
Just curious how the PLX DM gauges hold up, baking in the sun for a few years.
Go Bills !
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 2,778
Likes: 65
From: Buffalo, NY
The PLX gauge is interesting.. One gauge can do it all ! WOW.. got my attention.. I will have to research it. Thanks for posting that link.
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