Gauges installed
Apr 8, 2007, 04:15 PM
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Gauges installed
Sorry but a few of the pics turned out crappy
My camera is so sensitive to movement
Installed some SW gauges today, and made an awsome wiring harness to boot
The gauges are wired into my TT, with a fusable link so the curcuit is protected. Also when you kill the key the gauges run untill the TT shuts the car down.
The amber LED bulbs that I ordered to match the cluster turned out to be a perfect match
Installed.....
30/40 boost gauge
0 to 100 psi oil pressure
0 to 100 psi fuel pressure
I have an AEM wide band and its going the steering column were my old boost gauge was, this week sometime.
Sorry about the back ground in the pics, the car is on my lift at work with trans out of it... it geting a buschwacker trans and a Exedy triple HD.
What do you guys think... I gotta be able to monitor the BR 35r
My camera is so sensitive to movement Installed some SW gauges today, and made an awsome wiring harness to boot
The gauges are wired into my TT, with a fusable link so the curcuit is protected. Also when you kill the key the gauges run untill the TT shuts the car down.
The amber LED bulbs that I ordered to match the cluster turned out to be a perfect match
Installed.....
30/40 boost gauge
0 to 100 psi oil pressure
0 to 100 psi fuel pressure
I have an AEM wide band and its going the steering column were my old boost gauge was, this week sometime.
Sorry about the back ground in the pics, the car is on my lift at work with trans out of it... it geting a buschwacker trans and a Exedy triple HD.
What do you guys think... I gotta be able to monitor the BR 35r
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nice set up. so your gauges run on the TT being turned on. No control unit for these gauges right?
what made you decide on SW gauges vs others? how is the reliability and accuracy. I've seen that they are not expensive, but that does that mean low quality. And yes, SW has been around for years. Just curious.
what made you decide on SW gauges vs others? how is the reliability and accuracy. I've seen that they are not expensive, but that does that mean low quality. And yes, SW has been around for years. Just curious.
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nice set up. so your gauges run on the TT being turned on. No control unit for these gauges right?
what made you decide on SW gauges vs others? how is the reliability and accuracy. I've seen that they are not expensive, but that does that mean low quality. And yes, SW has been around for years. Just curious.
what made you decide on SW gauges vs others? how is the reliability and accuracy. I've seen that they are not expensive, but that does that mean low quality. And yes, SW has been around for years. Just curious.
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Fit is ok, it could be better, that is why i am thinking the stock pillar needs to go behind it.
