make sure it comes with a sender too. or you'll have to buy one.
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02-14-2014
make sure it comes with a sender too. or you'll have to buy one.
02-15-2014
A mechanical gauge isnt bad. Just buy the copper tubing kit and make a vibration loop before it enters the cabin. I've ran one that way for 3 years now and never had a leak or issue. Just make sure you lay out the tube nice with gentle bends.
02-15-2014
sadly, ive had 2 leak in the car, from the gauge its self. and seen countless others have them fail to. most tracks wont let you race with one either due to the fail rate.
02-15-2014
If you use the cheapo plastic. they fail regularly yes. And usually the supplied ferrels are crap too. You can get better sealing compression fittings, and never have a problem. Not that the new electric gauges arent great.
02-15-2014
the tubing was ok, the gauge leaked, not the fitting on the back. they blow out.
the stock one on the peterbuilt truck i used to drive also blew out. granted it had 300,000 miles on it lol damn thing leaked on my shoe lol
02-15-2014
Now that I wouldn't tolerate!! Ruining my shoes will get me pissed.
02-15-2014
just picture the mess if it was in your A pillar or a dash pod lol
02-15-2014
Nah, its in the cubby. Nice and safe. Away from my shoes.
02-17-2014
ffdp pointed me toward GlowShift gauges, they had a really nice selection, good prices, and shipped quick. I'm waiting to install mine until the weather improves but they look really nice and solid.
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