Boost gauge install/how-to
Great write up I figured this would be the perfect thread to throw this out for everyone and add to 240s write up. Thanks again 240 http://www.slk32.com/pages/boostgauge1/boostgauge1.html
Very nice setup! - I really like the AEM gauge. Do you know if they offer an IAT gauge with a similar type of sending unit.
The Boost gauge I used had a remote mounted sending unit. You ran a vacuum hose to the sending unit and then the harness to the gauge head. Not quite as clean as the AEM setup.
I ended up splicing into the dash lamps so the gauge would dim with the rest of the interior lighting.
The Boost gauge I used had a remote mounted sending unit. You ran a vacuum hose to the sending unit and then the harness to the gauge head. Not quite as clean as the AEM setup.
I ended up splicing into the dash lamps so the gauge would dim with the rest of the interior lighting.
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
Very nice setup! - I really like the AEM gauge. Do you know if they offer an IAT gauge with a similar type of sending unit.
The Boost gauge I used had a remote mounted sending unit. You ran a vacuum hose to the sending unit and then the harness to the gauge head. Not quite as clean as the AEM setup.
I ended up splicing into the dash lamps so the gauge would dim with the rest of the interior lighting.
The Boost gauge I used had a remote mounted sending unit. You ran a vacuum hose to the sending unit and then the harness to the gauge head. Not quite as clean as the AEM setup.
I ended up splicing into the dash lamps so the gauge would dim with the rest of the interior lighting.
Im currently working on the final mounting of the gauge next to/on the a-pillar....edit: ok i used the carbon fiber pod!!!
Did i mention the red/green aem gauge matches our factory red/green instrument panel perfectly.
Last edited by 240M3SRT; Feb 28, 2008 at 07:39 PM.
Had to bring this thread back. My question is, can't we use a vacuum line somewhere which is much easier to do? This looks like way to much work just to have a simple boost gauge installed. I currently own an Autometer 2-5/8th Ultra light which I want to get hooked up soon so I know the boost is close to where it should be.
Originally Posted by Mimi05SRT6
Had to bring this thread back. My question is, can't we use a vacuum line somewhere which is much easier to do? This looks like way to much work just to have a simple boost gauge installed. I currently own an Autometer 2-5/8th Ultra light which I want to get hooked up soon so I know the boost is close to where it should be. 
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