Installed some stuff tonight...
#1
Installed some stuff tonight...
In preperation for some lower pulley action I installed my favorite boost gauge. It took me a few weeks to track on of these down but here it is. I installed it tonight working slowly in about two hours or so.
I have to clean up the wiring a little bit tommorro but its ready to go awaiting my 6lb lowerand some other goodies.
Bob
I have to clean up the wiring a little bit tommorro but its ready to go awaiting my 6lb lowerand some other goodies.
Bob
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looks good, I'm about to hook my up. I hope it matches ok, it was on the L when I got it just have't got around to hooking it up. Hey when you hooked it, you just used a T fiting and spliced the new vac line to the fitting right. I'm confused if the stock guage is still hooked up. And did you just pop out the head light switch to tap into your head light switch.
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Under the dash where the factory boost line comes youll see a plastic conjunction there, remove it and go get a T the same size that way it still uses the factory boost gauge and your aftermarket one.
My gauges have a control unit that require's four connections. I picked a illumination at the headlight dimmer switch. I then used two fuse taps to get constant 12V and key on 12v at the lower fuse box. Its all grounded to a bolt below the fuse box.
Whats cool about defis its all now plug and play for the rest of the gauges that I will add, just plug the appropraite senders into the control unit and the daisy chain off the boost gauge.
The gauges are VERY expensive but they are worth it to me. I enjoy them quite a bit and the pictures hardley do them any justice.
Bob
My gauges have a control unit that require's four connections. I picked a illumination at the headlight dimmer switch. I then used two fuse taps to get constant 12V and key on 12v at the lower fuse box. Its all grounded to a bolt below the fuse box.
Whats cool about defis its all now plug and play for the rest of the gauges that I will add, just plug the appropraite senders into the control unit and the daisy chain off the boost gauge.
The gauges are VERY expensive but they are worth it to me. I enjoy them quite a bit and the pictures hardley do them any justice.
Bob
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#6
Originally posted by ND4SPD
Thanks for the post Bob, got another question for ya, I also have a volt guage, I don't think I'm going to keep it I may change it with something different but in the mean time I would like to hook it up. How do I hook that one up. Thanks
Thanks for the post Bob, got another question for ya, I also have a volt guage, I don't think I'm going to keep it I may change it with something different but in the mean time I would like to hook it up. How do I hook that one up. Thanks
Remember under the dash theres a vac line so all you need for the boost gauge is a T fitting...no cutting required.