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Well, received my ISSPRO EVGauge Kit from DieselManor on Friday but the wifey was in town (she is going to school outa town) for the weekend so I didn't get started on them till Monday. Painted the colum Monday, installed the sensors Tuesday, and wired everything this evening. Everything went smoothly... the ONLY thing the kit didn't come with was enough zip-ties. I am a zip-tie freak though... like the wires nice and neat.
Took in for a test drive in the mountains doing 70mph and boost was 4-5lbs, trans temp didn't get above 155 and pyro was between 600 and 750. Was reading another post and I think all those ### are good!
Well, here are a few pics. I built a little mounting bracket to mount all the boxes too and it turned out really clean I think. Used some old garage door opener angle mounting bracket with holes in it already!
I know.... I gotta wash my truck. Been too busy working on the gauges!!!
looks good. i catch myself watching my a-piller gauges more than the others. those # reading sound about right to me. thats about what mine read at the 70 mph mark.
BTW, what is the Ford Vehicle security/alarm box? First time I've seen one......
Do you like it?
THANKS! It is OK I guess. I think I gotta read up on how to adjust the sensitivity on it. Think I could run over my truck with a bulldozer and it wouldn't go off! I can jump in the bed anyways... BUT, it has a red blinking light and anything is better then nothing when it comes to deturing thieves!
Originally Posted by 4inchlovin
I bet i know what that fourth pod hole is for...
YUP! Just waiting for my B-Day (Sep.) or some extra $$$ to come around!
Looks like you did a real nice job. I'm sure they will serve you well. How many zip ties did you wind up using? We may have to modify the wiring kit to include more of them.
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