Isspro Performax Value Ranges?
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Isspro Performax Value Ranges?
Are these the ranges that I need? Any special tools for the connections? If I wanted fuel pressure which gauge do I need. Laying down a chunk of change so any qualified input is greatly appreciated.
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That screen shot is from Diesel Manor. Do they have any promo codes or something? What about the fuel pressure gauge?
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<TABLE id=table61 style="BORDER-COLLAPSE: collapse" borderColor=#111111 height=80 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="99%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width="68%" height=10></TD><TD width="24%" height=10></TD></TR><TR><TD width="68%" bgColor=#efefef height=30>Fuel Pressure Boost Kit 0-100PSI, Includes 1/8"NPT Pressure Sensor
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If I run the pyro post turbo will 1600*F be the correct one?
Is the trans temp gauge 280*F enough? Would I ever need higher? Whats the highest you want to see on the auto?
Is the coolant temp gauge high enough at 280*F?
Is the trans temp gauge 280*F enough? Would I ever need higher? Whats the highest you want to see on the auto?
Is the coolant temp gauge high enough at 280*F?
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Depending on your future mods like a bigger turbo and what not, i think a 30 pound boost gauge would be sufficiant, your not going over that with a stock setup.
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I have the Performax gauges ...
for Pyro, the 1600 is what you want for your main pyro. they make a #2 pyro gauge designed for a post turbo.
For other temp gauges, the 100-280 is what I have on all of mine. The turbo 30 psi is fine too. I got the 40 psi, so you could get either. For fuel pressure you definitely want the 100 psi, the one below that is 60psi and you'll be maxed out on it.
Regarding trans temp you really don't want to see your tranny over 200 degrees.
NO special tools are needed - but the beauty is you only run 4 wires into the cab !! everything stays under the hood. The 4 wires are power, ground, data, and lights. they run in series along the orange/white/black (power/data/ground) wires - you put the connectors on the wire and pop the gauge in. The "brain" sends the right signal for each gauge along the data wire - it doesn't' matter where the gauge is.
I posted a write up and pics here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ol-module.html
and here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ges-today.html
for Pyro, the 1600 is what you want for your main pyro. they make a #2 pyro gauge designed for a post turbo.
For other temp gauges, the 100-280 is what I have on all of mine. The turbo 30 psi is fine too. I got the 40 psi, so you could get either. For fuel pressure you definitely want the 100 psi, the one below that is 60psi and you'll be maxed out on it.
Regarding trans temp you really don't want to see your tranny over 200 degrees.
NO special tools are needed - but the beauty is you only run 4 wires into the cab !! everything stays under the hood. The 4 wires are power, ground, data, and lights. they run in series along the orange/white/black (power/data/ground) wires - you put the connectors on the wire and pop the gauge in. The "brain" sends the right signal for each gauge along the data wire - it doesn't' matter where the gauge is.
I posted a write up and pics here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ol-module.html
and here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ges-today.html
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I have the Performax gauges ...
for Pyro, the 1600 is what you want for your main pyro. they make a #2 pyro gauge designed for a post turbo.
For other temp gauges, the 100-280 is what I have on all of mine. The turbo 30 psi is fine too. I got the 40 psi, so you could get either. For fuel pressure you definitely want the 100 psi, the one below that is 60psi and you'll be maxed out on it.
Regarding trans temp you really don't want to see your tranny over 200 degrees.
NO special tools are needed - but the beauty is you only run 4 wires into the cab !! everything stays under the hood. The 4 wires are power, ground, data, and lights. they run in series along the orange/white/black (power/data/ground) wires - you put the connectors on the wire and pop the gauge in. The "brain" sends the right signal for each gauge along the data wire - it doesn't' matter where the gauge is.
I posted a write up and pics here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ol-module.html
and here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ges-today.html
for Pyro, the 1600 is what you want for your main pyro. they make a #2 pyro gauge designed for a post turbo.
For other temp gauges, the 100-280 is what I have on all of mine. The turbo 30 psi is fine too. I got the 40 psi, so you could get either. For fuel pressure you definitely want the 100 psi, the one below that is 60psi and you'll be maxed out on it.
Regarding trans temp you really don't want to see your tranny over 200 degrees.
NO special tools are needed - but the beauty is you only run 4 wires into the cab !! everything stays under the hood. The 4 wires are power, ground, data, and lights. they run in series along the orange/white/black (power/data/ground) wires - you put the connectors on the wire and pop the gauge in. The "brain" sends the right signal for each gauge along the data wire - it doesn't' matter where the gauge is.
I posted a write up and pics here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ol-module.html
and here : https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ges-today.html
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for a single pyro go pre turbo - in the manifold. You will NOT get shavings in the turbo if you do it right. Your install on the probe will be fine - just call me when you do it and I'll walk you through it.
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TNT, Is the fuel Pressure gauge useful in normal driving and towing? Where does it measure the pressure? If it goes low what is it indicating? Is it worth it to get a HPOP pressure gauge? Just curious so I will now to buy or not, thx
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yeah it is .. just being able to watch and know what she's getting. If it went to low it could be a sign of several things, the first being that the fuel pump is going out. The HPOP gauge I wouldn't put on my main 3 or 4 personally. Now I just ordered one but that will be 11 of the Performax for me so it will be in my 3rd Performax cluster
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