[caaron3705]

I am considering installing some supplemental gauges on my 2.(oil pressure, water temp, and volt) I just don't trust warning lights on their own. By the time the warning light is on it is too late, and I would rather be able to monitor these. Is anyone else thinking of doing this? What gauges are most accurate? Also I want to keep them small 2" or less.

 

[Racebrewer]

There are lots of gauges out there. Lots of brands and lots of prices. The bigger the gauge the easier to read.

I've been thinking about an UltraGauge to cover a lot of bases and to give some insight as to what the computer sees.

John

 

[bananaboat]

I've used a ScanGauge in my car for a few years. Plugs into the obd-ii port, run the cable under the dash and mount with velcro. It will read want you want plus provide many more functions including reading/resetting engine codes.

I use mine for mpgs so the 4 default settings I have - real time mpg, air temp (maf/intake), water temp and ignition timing.