Just a heads up..I am putting every possible glowshift gauge in my car....

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My interior will look like a fighter jet when I finish
Im doing the black 7-color series...
Total of 11 guages....Nine- 52mm and Two 3.23
Going in the Monte Carlo
11 gauges?

I can only think of having oil temp, oil pressure, water temp, water pressure, vacuum pressure, fuel pressure, volt meter, air/fuel ratio, boost gauge (for turbo)
 

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11 gauges?

I can only think of having oil temp, oil pressure, water temp, water pressure, vacuum pressure, fuel pressure, volt meter, air/fuel ratio, boost gauge (for turbo)
oil temp,
oil pressure,
water temp,
vacuum pressure,
fuel pressure,
volt meter,
air/fuel ratio
transmission temp,
exhaust gas temp,
tach,
speedo
 

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oil temp,
oil pressure,
water temp,
vacuum pressure,
fuel pressure,
volt meter,
air/fuel ratio
transmission temp,
exhaust gas temp,
tach,
speedo
Where are you going to put the exhause gas temp sensor? Just curious.
 

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Where are you going to put the exhause gas temp sensor? Just curious.

Prolly bottom left of the dash

Got Idea from this guy....he has a 565 BB with nitrous.....and he drives it to work everyday....:wow:

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Not the gauge, the gauge sensor for exhaust temp.


Two options.....

Exhaust Manifold: Drill and tap the exhaust manifold to 1/8th -27 NPT. Install the supplied EGT probe directly into your exhaust manifold. Note: After drilling and tapping your exhaust manifold be sure to use both a magnet and vacuum to safely remove all shavings from the manifold. 


Exhaust Temperature Bracket:

This adapter is clamped and tightened around the exhaust pipe and provides a 1/8th NPT fitting for an EGT probe. Using a 3/16th drill bit, drill a hole in your exhaust pipe. Position and tighten the adapter clamp, then permanently mount the probe through the fitting and into the exhaust pipe.
 

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I will know EVERYTHING the car is doing
Bruh u can just get an OBDII to Bluetooth dongle and then an OBDII app... then beam that to your in dash screen.

Will work a ton better and wont destroy your car. All them wires :scust: for wat, a bone stock Altima V6? U dont even know the significance of any of those gauges.
 

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Bruh u can just get an OBDII to Bluetooth dongle and then an OBDII app... then beam that to your in dash screen.

Will work a ton better and wont destroy your car. All them wires :scust: for wat, a bone stock Altima V6? U dont even know the significance of any of those gauges.

I have a cammed 454 .../Holley 750 Street avenger/ Edelbrock RPM Intake...3 inch exhaust......do your googles:mjpls:
 
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