Gauges and pod
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Gauges and pod
hey all thinking about getting some extra gauges now and a pod for them.....im leaning toward an air/fuel ratio gauge, and a transmission temp gauge...any one recomend any others??
#2
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oil pressure gauge, better to have 2 working ones than one faulty one and not knowing its faulty.
#3
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volts seeing blazers have problems with alternators...
#4
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Good thing you asked, cause I just received both of my gauges a few days ago. I ordered them from StylinTrucks.com along with a full A-Pillar dual gauge pod. The guages that I have are the Aeroforce Interceptor scan gauge (a little expensive, but it has 25 different gauges in one, plus it scans and reads codes), and then I decided to just use a digital clock in the other opening because the clock on my radio is a little small. As soon as I have it all installed, I'll put some pics up. Here are the links.
Blazer Gauge Pod
Aeroforce Scan Gauge
Digital Clock
Blazer Gauge Pod
Aeroforce Scan Gauge
Digital Clock
#5
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Unless you get a wide band air/fuel I wouldn't bother. The narrow bands are just too iffy and will drive you nuts over time as they go side to side all the time. I have a tranny temp, tranny pressure, and an air gauge that I'm gonna mold into the 4x4 console of my first gen.
#6
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well im now leaning towards trans temp, vaccum, and air/fuel...i just think it will set my truck up nicely to watch for any problems it may have down the road, that and it would be nice to know what temp my trans is running so...yeah i think i have decided to go with that
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jakegaisser
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04-23-2011 12:56 PM