[94_REDSE-R]

I would personnaly go with Autometer.
I have no gauges in my ride yet but when I do I am getting some Autometer.
Check out Turbo Magazine for the latest guages!! They have a big 5 plus page article
with PICS!! The issue with the Datsuns on the front!!

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-3x CRX owner
-SE-R mods: "Home Depot" intake
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[Pretty White]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by AntonioG:
I would love to get a couple gauges for my se-r. I have the Lo-Tek a-pillar gauge pod sitting in my room and I want to use it, so I was thinking of getting a water temp gauge and an oil pressure gauge.

Does anyone have any recommendations on what kind of gauges I should get? Autometer, VDO, etc? Also, what else would I need besides the gauges to get readings? I am leaning towards using electric gauges.

Any input is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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Here are my guages on my NX2000:
BTW they are Autometer.
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/ianjiggyroom/images/guages1.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/ianjiggyroom/images/guages2.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/ianjiggyroom/images/guages3.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/ny/ianjiggyroom/images/guages4.JPG

 

[aztecred92]

I've got the Lo-Tek dual gauge pillar pod also. I finally decided on filling it with an oil temperature and oil pressure gauge. Both are electric Autometer Phantoms (white-faced) to go with the NR white-faced gauges I've got on the stock gauges.

 

[AntonioG]

I would love to get a couple gauges for my se-r. I have the Lo-Tek a-pillar gauge pod sitting in my room and I want to use it, so I was thinking of getting a water temp gauge and an oil pressure gauge.

Does anyone have any recommendations on what kind of gauges I should get? Autometer, VDO, etc? Also, what else would I need besides the gauges to get readings? I am leaning towards using electric gauges.

Any input is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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Antonio Garcia
91 SE-R w/ lots of stuff
Bay Area, CA

 

[SERprise In WV]

Go with Autometer. I've got an UltraLite water temp (electric) and a ShiftLite in mine.
I also have an UltraLite Air-Fuel meter, which is GREAT for nitrous applications. Just to know you're running a touch rich going down the track is worth the investment, IMHO. The A/F gauge just taps into your O2 sensor.
The UltraLites have a classy-looking silver face to them. Electric is the way to go: Just find the appropriate sensor tap into the wiring, and go.
Hit www.importhookup.com and click on the CarParts.com speciall offer. It'll save you some buckage, and CP usually ships things quickly.

[This message has been edited by SERprise In WV (edited 07-24-2001).]

 

[AntonioG]

Thanks a lot for the input guys...I'll be looking for some Autometers soon!

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Antonio Garcia
91 SE-R w/ lots of stuff
Bay Area, CA