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drs102362 12-01-2009 07:55 PM

Need gauge install help
 
I just bought a dual pillar gauge pod and I'm in the process of installing it. I'm going to put in Autometer water temp and oil pressure gauge. I'm going to use a oil filter adapter and radiator hose adapter for the sending units. What is the best gauge type to get - mechanical or electrical gauges for this set-up?

usc49erfan 12-01-2009 08:10 PM

electrical, i have heard of people having leak issues with mechanical

hammeron 12-01-2009 08:53 PM

yes electrical for sure

5.0muscle 01-16-2010 06:48 PM

ive had a mechanical oil pressure gauge that mysteriously sprung a pin hole leak. wow , what a mess, shot like a severed artery.

doode 01-17-2010 01:06 AM


Originally Posted by drs102362 (Post 6666674)
I just bought a dual pillar gauge pod and I'm in the process of installing it. I'm going to put in Autometer water temp and oil pressure gauge. I'm going to use a oil filter adapter and radiator hose adapter for the sending units. What is the best gauge type to get - mechanical or electrical gauges for this set-up?

From my personal experience the sandwich adaptors blow.

Depending on what brand the spacer is and how thick it is, have fun trying to do an oil change as the filter is less than 1/8" away from the front sway bar

Electrical gauges all the way.

157dB 01-18-2010 11:01 AM

Nowdays, Electrical guages rock.
In the early years of electrical guages,
before the mass produced LM voltage regulator ICs,
they sorked bad.


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