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Old 04-13-2007, 09:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: A Pilliar pod and gauges recommendation

The boost gauge is just for prettiness. A pyro is always a great idea, as the temps tend to go up with boost loss. The water temp gauge def wouldnt hurt. As it and the oil temp gauge are just on/off gauges for the most part. I am not sure i would get oil pressure, if your motor loses oil pressure it will stop running all together. Oil drives the injectors. An oil temp gauge wouldnt hurt, and you could run multiple senders(tranny/axles) and put it on a switch.
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