Just curious, what additional in-cab gauges has everyone installed? I'm about to install a transmission temperature gauge & sender. What else?
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Just curious, what additional in-cab gauges has everyone installed? I'm about to install a transmission temperature gauge & sender. What else?
fuel pressure, wideband, boost
and I have a trans temp gauge on my cluster
I have an interceptor (normally keep it on trans temp, coolant temp, or fuel economy) and am getting a fuel pressure gauge
I was leaning towards a wideband, but Allen is doing my tune, so I really don't need to monitor it THAT close....won't help HIM at all
my tranny temp is on the oem cluster and im running a wideband and a boost gauge and am looking into getting a interceptor to monitor iat's and knock retard.
should just change out your speedo/gauge cluster to 1 that has tranny temp...bout the same price.
Eh, oem gauges aren't THAT accurate. My speedo is off about 4mph (differs from GPS and interceptor), and my temp gauges always reads 210 after few minutes of driving...interceptor goes from about 194-199
Scan Gauge II. Real simple for displaying everything the computer monitors.
Good input guys, thanks. I forgot to mention...my truck is a 1996 GMC. Scan ll huh? Sounds interesting.
Yeah you can get it from Autozone for $160. If you throw codes it will display them and you can delete them too. Its not real fancy but pretty convenient. It displays ignition timing, coolant temp, intake air temp, rpms, mpg, mph, tps, voltage, map, etc. http://www.scangauge.com/products/Quote:
Originally Posted by LS1GMCTruck
The OEM trans temp gauge actually is pretty accurate, but I agree the others arent.Quote:
Originally Posted by oleshifty