Gauges are in
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Gauges are in
First of all I would like to thank Sonic Boom (over at the NLOC) for sending me his amazing 36 page "How To" (well detail and lots of pics.)
I try to do it two weeks before, with out the walk trough and I gave up after four hours because I could not find the plug for the tranny sensor and the vacuum line to tee off for the boost gauge I was going to scratch the whole project and sell everything (I did sold the pod, had to buy another one), but when sonic boom send me the "how to" I had to try again and it took me 8 hours to do the whole install, so if anybody is looking to do this mod I would suggest to contact Sonic Boom so he can send you his "how to" or let me know your e-mail and I'll send it to you, (he gave me permission to send it to anybody who wants it, you know share the knowledge) thanks Sonic Boom.
now the pics. (lights off) they are autometer lunar series. boost,air/fuel, and tranny temp
(lights on) sorry for the crappy night pics but I do not have a tripod for the camera, but you get the idea
I try to do it two weeks before, with out the walk trough and I gave up after four hours because I could not find the plug for the tranny sensor and the vacuum line to tee off for the boost gauge I was going to scratch the whole project and sell everything (I did sold the pod, had to buy another one), but when sonic boom send me the "how to" I had to try again and it took me 8 hours to do the whole install, so if anybody is looking to do this mod I would suggest to contact Sonic Boom so he can send you his "how to" or let me know your e-mail and I'll send it to you, (he gave me permission to send it to anybody who wants it, you know share the knowledge) thanks Sonic Boom.
now the pics. (lights off) they are autometer lunar series. boost,air/fuel, and tranny temp
(lights on) sorry for the crappy night pics but I do not have a tripod for the camera, but you get the idea
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I also bought LUNAR gauges (A/F and Boost) to go in a LOTEK dual pillar pod. Pleeeease, send me SONIC BOOM's HOW-TO: kromdom2000@yahoo.com. Thanks a MILLION in advance.
Quick question: did you need to buy a "sensor" for the A/F gauge or used what the truck already had??
Quick question: did you need to buy a "sensor" for the A/F gauge or used what the truck already had??
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I would also appreciate a copy of the "How to" doc.
I am installing the exact same set-up as kromdom!
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Thanks
I would also appreciate a copy of the "How to" doc.
I am installing the exact same set-up as kromdom!
texmarketplace@sbcglobal.net
Thanks
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E-mail sent to those who asked for it.
and kromdom you do not need a sensor for the air/fuel gauge just splice the black wire on the front most O2 sensor, it's all in sonic boom's "how to"
and kromdom you do not need a sensor for the air/fuel gauge just splice the black wire on the front most O2 sensor, it's all in sonic boom's "how to"
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Is the A/F gauge more or less just a light show or can the reading be considered somewhat reliable?
I'm considering a pillar pod setup and I'm trying to decide what gauges to put in. I'm pretty sure I'm going to wait till I can get a wideband setup but I'd like to hear your input anyway.
Install looks great by the way.
I'm considering a pillar pod setup and I'm trying to decide what gauges to put in. I'm pretty sure I'm going to wait till I can get a wideband setup but I'd like to hear your input anyway.
Install looks great by the way.
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Originally Posted by Bootbox
Is the A/F gauge more or less just a light show or can the reading be considered somewhat reliable?
I'm considering a pillar pod setup and I'm trying to decide what gauges to put in. I'm pretty sure I'm going to wait till I can get a wideband setup but I'd like to hear your input anyway.
Install looks great by the way.
I'm considering a pillar pod setup and I'm trying to decide what gauges to put in. I'm pretty sure I'm going to wait till I can get a wideband setup but I'd like to hear your input anyway.
Install looks great by the way.
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Originally Posted by SaniX
That looks really great, especially luminated! how much did you pay total for pod and gauges?
I got everything for close to $300 depending from where you get them, I got everything from JEGS but the air/fuel gauge, got that from www.gadgetseller.com
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Could you send me a copy of the instructions also. Thanks Artie 
