Next most important gauge
#1
Next most important gauge
Being new to Mustangs, I just want to know what the next most important thing you would want to monitor after boost and AFR is. I'll be installing mytwin turbosoon and have an open space for another gauge. What would you chose?
#3
RE: Next most important gauge
Lots of temp gauges. Trans, water and oil.
Ive installed a few boost gauges in the past. (Ive had a GN and a Dodge Ram Cummings)
How would you install a boost gauge for a twin turbo set up? Would you run the air lines from each turbo and T them together just before the boost gauge?
Ive installed a few boost gauges in the past. (Ive had a GN and a Dodge Ram Cummings)
How would you install a boost gauge for a twin turbo set up? Would you run the air lines from each turbo and T them together just before the boost gauge?
#7
RE: Next most important gauge
ORIGINAL: RED121572
Lots of temp gauges. Trans, water and oil.
Ive installed a few boost gauges in the past. (Ive had a GN and a Dodge Ram Cummings)
How would you install a boost gauge for a twin turbo set up? Would you run the air lines from each turbo and T them together just before the boost gauge?
Lots of temp gauges. Trans, water and oil.
Ive installed a few boost gauges in the past. (Ive had a GN and a Dodge Ram Cummings)
How would you install a boost gauge for a twin turbo set up? Would you run the air lines from each turbo and T them together just before the boost gauge?
#8
RE: Next most important gauge
ORIGINAL: NickSezz
Fuel psi is important for any FIand EGT more so on turbo cars
Fuel psi is important for any FIand EGT more so on turbo cars
Sounds like a fuel pressure guage is a good idea, I just wonder if it's a little redundant if I've already got a wideband AFR.
Anybody think oil pressure or oil temp is of particular importance with a TT?