I was looking at a post of yours that stated that you had a A-pillar Phantom Boost Gauge. I was looking into buying the same setup for my lightning and was wondering if you could give me some information. Did you buy the whole piller or just the stick on mounts? Where did you buy this setup and could you give me some part numbers? Was this boost gauge hard to install and hook up? Thanks, HANKFAN

 

HANKFAN,

Everything that I used I purchased from Jeg's Racing. Boost guage is part#105-5801 @$48.99.Not sure of the part # for the pod, I'm sure Jeg's would be happy to help with that, it cost around 20 bucks.Real simple install,there a line under the dash you can tap into. Hope this helps, Good luck...



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Spiro-TEAM PSP
99 SVT Lightning
BLK. #1476 5/20/99
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Bassani catpipes
Bassani catback
Mickey Thompson E.T. Drag`s
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Cervini`s 3-inch Cowl Hood
A-pillar Phantom Boost Guage Fuel pressure guage
Redline Water Wetter
Sportmaster Flip tonneau
CD changer

Best run to date
13.064 @105.33
Best 60` 1.84
Best m.p.h. 106.66

"Empty Pockets Racing"Drag Race Team NJ-DE

LAUNCH HARD

 

You guys ever try CARPARTS.COM. They have coupons in alot of different mags. and the prices are pretty fair before the coupon.

 

Spiro99SVT

Is the Phatom boost gauge a more accurate setup. Just want to know; I've heard that the stock gauge may not be.

Thanks

 

Here is EVERYTHING you need to do the job, part #'s, tools, time, etc. All step-by-step. Thank you Brian K. BTW, I found my 7/64 rubber T(female x female x female) at Autozone.

https://www.f150online.com/f150board...ML/001245.html

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Red '00 Lightning,
Adopted 4/19/00,
Power Surge Performance enhanced,
Sound effects provided by Flowmaster,
Track time pending...

 

BadBolt,

I believe the auto-meter is more accurate, not to mention easier to read I`m seeing 12lbs.

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