Anyone install a oil pressure guage inside the TT?
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I would like to get the dual pod setup for the supra and install a boost guage and a oil pressure guage. I just have not seen anyone install a oil pressure guage in the car yet- maybe Sean did, but his is in the engine compartment correct? ANy help would be appreciated!
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Iam thinking about maybe buying a differnt oil pan an have the temp lines installed there.. Is that how its normaly done? ANyone?
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I have mechanical engine and tranny temp gauges in my truck. in the TT electronic gauges would be the best/easiest way to go. Just find the oil temp wire and tap into it. Same for oil pressure. Jeff Bipes might even know where to tap, else search through the wiring diagrams in the Bentley CD.
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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/11040/autometer.jpg"></center><p>I like the look of the ultra light from autometer, but I also like the look of the Z-Series from auto meter. The Z series is all black- matches the car, where as the ultra light has the same aluminum ring as the car. What do you think?
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i went with the combination of the two, don't recall which model. But it has the black face and aluminum trim ring. I use the white/clear bulb and the red numbers match the interior colors. Using a red bulb cover makes the light red, which the dash is not.
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