Gauges Pod Question1
Gauges Pod Question1
Hello, I wasn;t sure where to post this message but feel free to move it if u think its in the wrong location.
So iam trying to find a gauge pod to put on my evo ix, which doesn;t even have a boost gauge yet and i ran into this shop with this type of pod
http://www.iaperformance.com/product...oducts_id=1418
let me know what u guys think? and if anyone has used it and if it does fit in with the interior, or does it look cheap. looking to hear all the neg/pos comments. all are appreciated. btw beside a boost gauge what's the second most important thing u would wanna monitor on ur car?
Thanks,
So iam trying to find a gauge pod to put on my evo ix, which doesn;t even have a boost gauge yet and i ran into this shop with this type of pod
http://www.iaperformance.com/product...oducts_id=1418
let me know what u guys think? and if anyone has used it and if it does fit in with the interior, or does it look cheap. looking to hear all the neg/pos comments. all are appreciated. btw beside a boost gauge what's the second most important thing u would wanna monitor on ur car?
Thanks,
thats a common choice among evo owners. not my taste, but it puts your guages in clear view which is what is important.......if you arent building a show car.
there are many other options, just do a search
for your second guage, I would vote wideband 02
there are many other options, just do a search
for your second guage, I would vote wideband 02
I have my gauges below the air conditioning controls. I can see them perfectly. I have boost right now. But i will get wideband right after winter, and i don't know about the third one.
Wideband will be able to read your AFR and tell you if your running lean or rich, then you can tweak it a little to get it perfect.
Wideband will be able to read your AFR and tell you if your running lean or rich, then you can tweak it a little to get it perfect.
i just purchased the dual steering coumn..lol from IA Performance, will let u guys know how it goes.
iam planning on putting a boost and an afr. i think the afr is alot more improtant than any of the others oil, water...etc. temps..
thanks for the comments.
A
iam planning on putting a boost and an afr. i think the afr is alot more improtant than any of the others oil, water...etc. temps..
thanks for the comments.
A
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I had that pod and removed it after about 2 years of running with it. Happier without it.
If you track or AX or do a lot of trip driving - it blocks the gas gauge and anything above 120mph. The later doesn't mean much unless you are on the track. The gas part is what annoyed me the most. 3-4 sessions in an HPDE and I am almost out of gas. If you never can see it, are strapped into your seats - getting you head over to see the gauge is a PITA.
Boost and Wideband AFR are great. If you do not tune your own car - just boost. I ended up moving my boost gauge to the ashtray. I never mess with the boost - set it, forget it. If the car acts up - then start looking around and log it.
If you track or AX or do a lot of trip driving - it blocks the gas gauge and anything above 120mph. The later doesn't mean much unless you are on the track. The gas part is what annoyed me the most. 3-4 sessions in an HPDE and I am almost out of gas. If you never can see it, are strapped into your seats - getting you head over to see the gauge is a PITA.
Boost and Wideband AFR are great. If you do not tune your own car - just boost. I ended up moving my boost gauge to the ashtray. I never mess with the boost - set it, forget it. If the car acts up - then start looking around and log it.



