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I am finally adding a 4 gauge set-up on the a-pillar. I have two gauges for fuel pressure as well as my veg tank fuel level that came with my vegistroke kit. I need to know which 2 of these three choices you guys think is most important to have. i have a dp tuner, as well as exhaust and intake done. i dont do alot of heavy towing right now buyt may in the future do some towing. I am trying to choose between two of the three with choices being pyrometer, boost, and/or tranny temp. The gauges that vegistroke supplied are autometer with the bushed aluminum faces and look pretty slick. Any and all thought are greatly appreciated!
Do you need to monitor both fuel pressures at once? If not, how about a 2-position selector switch for one gauge. This would open up a hole for the boost gauge.
Do you need to monitor both fuel pressures at once? If not, how about a 2-position selector switch for one gauge. This would open up a hole for the boost gauge.
The fuel pressure is actually going to monitor veggie fuel pressure and the fuel level is for my 40 gallon veggie tank. What temp range do I want for the pyrometer? Looks like there are two options. 0-1600 or 0-2000. What do you guys think about the color of the gauge faces. The ones vegistroke supplied are brushed aluminum. I have the limited with the tan 2 tone interior. I was thinking black faced gauges but I think that the silver might look at little better.
Ok so I am going to have these gauges. Pyrom, Trans, Veg fuel pressure, and veg fuel level. Now I need to decide what order to put them in from top to bottom. Give me your suggestions!
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