whats a good boost gauge? (over 30 psi?)
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whats a good boost gauge? (over 30 psi?)
i need a new boost gauge that reads over 30 PSI, does anyone know of any that match the stock gauge cluster?
im leaning towards a 45 psi autometer one....
thanks-
im leaning towards a 45 psi autometer one....
thanks-
SPA Technique makes some really accurate gauges with red illumination.
http://spatechnique.com/product_pages/gauges.asp
I believe their digital gauges read way past 30 psi.
Stewart Warner makes a good Boost gauge, autometer like pricing with a good overall look and it reads to 40psi.
I have one in my talon, and it comes with bulb covers so you can make it backlit in a red/amberish to match the Evo gauge cluster fairly well.
Black background with red/amber lit numbers should look good.

more pictures and information here if interested
any questions? send me a PM anytime.
-Brian
I have one in my talon, and it comes with bulb covers so you can make it backlit in a red/amberish to match the Evo gauge cluster fairly well.
Black background with red/amber lit numbers should look good.

more pictures and information here if interested

any questions? send me a PM anytime.
-Brian
Just so you know... From my experience, mechanical gauge's greater than 30psi become very laggy/ slow to respond as I found out with my Autometer 45psi gauge. I switched to all AEM electronic gauges because they are instant read off of a map sensor.
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I do like the AEM digital gauge, its Very nice if you want to spend the money on it.
My Stewart Warner, and a few others that have been installed don't seem noticeably sluggish, maybe yours was a defective gauge?
Can see pictures of the AEM digital series and pricing on the same link I posted above
-Brian
My Stewart Warner, and a few others that have been installed don't seem noticeably sluggish, maybe yours was a defective gauge?
Can see pictures of the AEM digital series and pricing on the same link I posted above
-Brian
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