By popular demand -- gauge install how-to
By popular demand -- gauge install how-to
gauge pod installation
I still don't have the switchable sender thing worked out, but I think I just guessed wrong on the terminals (no multimeter handy).
"I decided to use only two temp gauges. Using two SPDT paddle switches from Radio Shack, one switch is used to toggle between tranny and diff temps, and the other switch is used to toggle between oil temp and water temp. An electronic boost gauge is the third gauge. Five gauges for the price of three (plus two additional senders)."
Originally posted by SpankDog
"I decided to use only two temp gauges. Using two SPDT paddle switches from Radio Shack, one switch is used to toggle between tranny and diff temps, and the other switch is used to toggle between oil temp and water temp. An electronic boost gauge is the third gauge. Five gauges for the price of three (plus two additional senders)."
"I decided to use only two temp gauges. Using two SPDT paddle switches from Radio Shack, one switch is used to toggle between tranny and diff temps, and the other switch is used to toggle between oil temp and water temp. An electronic boost gauge is the third gauge. Five gauges for the price of three (plus two additional senders)."
Thanks! This should come in handy. I have to install some pods to show the real boost on my lightning when I get my pulley installed today. Will be pricing them today @ work (What else is work good for? <grin>).
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Thanks for the kind words, guys. Just payin' back.
While I have a few original ideas in there, it's mostly stuff that I picked up from reading the helpful posts here.
How did we ever manage to exist before the Internet?
While I have a few original ideas in there, it's mostly stuff that I picked up from reading the helpful posts here.
How did we ever manage to exist before the Internet?
Originally posted by VINNIE
Tim,
That is a great idea, w/ the switches. You are always thinking of a better way to do things.
VINNIE
Tim,
That is a great idea, w/ the switches. You are always thinking of a better way to do things.
VINNIE
Gratuitous photo -- Alphadoggy taking my photo at a Solo 2 event:
Look at the difference in size between the L and the Midget in front. Also, despite the Hotchkis drop, look at the difference in ground clearance.
Tim
IMHO, you are right up there with "our" tuners with your right on the spot, no nonsense, helpful tips and web pages on Lightning related items
Btw.......I always knew that Alphadoggy was one cool cat and sharp dresser
IMHO, you are right up there with "our" tuners with your right on the spot, no nonsense, helpful tips and web pages on Lightning related items
Btw.......I always knew that Alphadoggy was one cool cat and sharp dresser


