Know of any other gauges?

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How about a guage to measure the temp of that hot chick inthe car next to you???

 

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Daggar said:

How about a guage to measure the temp of that hot chick inthe car next to you???

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Personally, I'd rather check that myself.

 

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larrendeuce said:

Personally, I'd rather check that myself.

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Just make sure you install your probe cover.

 

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how about an altimeter.... hey altitude at the track matters....

 

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Oil pressure?

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All those gauges and you missed the most important one? This is retarded, i hope this thread is a joke.

 

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trans temp is between 150* - 175*
pyrometer is between 800* - 1300*Depends on what RPM
Cylinder head temp between 230* - 260*
Brake is about 900PSI

 

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Instead of a whole car full of gauges you could get an aftermarket data logger, and hook it up to a laptop. You could go through the whole list of possible variables and set up acceptable limits. When something is not in an ideal range it could alert you. I'm not sure if this way is less expensive but it does take up less space and weight.

 

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thanks for the numbers.

 

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I do hook up the lap top and look at different things... The gauges are just there for show.. They work and all but just there to get some looks... No body needs all of them but they just look awesome!

 

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Williamstown huh? I work as detailing contractor for Auto Lenders Liquidation Center. You should come by some time and let me see all those gauges.

 

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Auto Lenders Liquidation Center Where is that at???

 

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Where in NJ?

 

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Its on rt 42. Its before the walgreens and geets diner.

 

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I work in Turnersville at Good Wheels used car lot. Its across the street from forman mills.

 

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Cool numbers, I didn't think a differential would get that hot. But you need to post some pics dude!