show me your fule & boost

snkchmr · Apr 12, 2004

Thanks

needboost · Apr 13, 2004

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TO all of you with Fuel pressure guages in the car!!!!!

Did you use a mechanical guage that requires you run a fuel line in the car or did you use the $200 electical guage???

neoclasiccl · Apr 13, 2004

needboost said:
TO all of you with Fuel pressure guages in the car!!!!!

Did you use a mechanical guage that requires you run a fuel line in the car or did you use the $200 electical guage???

Electrical

Firemanz · Apr 13, 2004

needboost said:
TO all of you with Fuel pressure guages in the car!!!!!

Did you use a mechanical guage that requires you run a fuel line in the car or did you use the $200 electical guage???

Electrical. Mechanical=potential leak of fuel

01BlkGT · Apr 13, 2004

How did ya'll get the top gauge to fit flush with the pillar. Right now with my dual pillar, the boost gauge is in the top slot and sticks out b/c of the metal poles sticking out from the back. Do I just need to file them down or is there another way?

blumi00GT · Apr 13, 2004

Here's my setup. I've built a bracket out of an old radio bezel:

Firemanz · Apr 13, 2004

01BlkGT said:
How did ya'll get the top gauge to fit flush with the pillar. Right now with my dual pillar, the boost gauge is in the top slot and sticks out b/c of the metal poles sticking out from the back. Do I just need to file them down or is there another way?

Mine fits good and flush for the most, but you can file them down or cut them off with a Dremmel if need be.....

GinoGT · Apr 13, 2004

Okay, I've been trying to find basic descriptions of Autometer's product line, but can't seem to find one. From what I know (just looking at white faces):

Silver: Plain gauge
Ultra-Lite: Just a lightweight, plain gauge.
Lunar: Glow in the dark (green)
Phanton: White lighted ring inside gauge border/around gauge face.

And electrical are generally "safer" than mechanical so you don't have to start running fuel/water/nitrous into a gauge pod inside your car?

EDIT: I know that Autometer also makes an instrument panel replacement for newer Mustangs too. But to my knowledge, all they have is the Lunar series with the green glow?

Firemanz · Apr 13, 2004

Gine, check this out.......
http://hp.autometer.com/buyers_guide/product_lines/product_lines.html

GinoGT · Apr 13, 2004

Firemanz said:
Gine, check this out.......
http://hp.autometer.com/buyers_guide/product_lines/product_lines.html

Yeah, already went there. I found a retail site that gave a quick rundown of the different lines. Autometer's site was kind of pissing me off with all the animations and flash presentations.

Fast Eddie 2k1 · Apr 13, 2004

If you are wondering about the red and green light, it is for the water injection. It goes green at 5 psi, indicating it's spraying. Red means resovoir is low.

SmokyBurnOut · Apr 14, 2004

A/F will probably be changing soon.

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