View Poll Results: What gauge should I mount in the pillar post.
Transmission Temperature Gauge
13
52.00%
Rear Differential Temperature Gauge
1
4.00%
Air / Fuel Ratio Gauge
11
44.00%
Voters: 25. You may not vote on this poll
Ok, my turn to ask a question...
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A differential temp gauge is not really needed. Unless you do alot of long hard acceleration and deceleration, then the rearend temp will not fluctuate too much. This is why they don't require a cooler except in extreme cases such as NASCAR.
With the poor track record that Dodge has had with their transmissions, I voted for the trans temp gauge.
With the poor track record that Dodge has had with their transmissions, I voted for the trans temp gauge.
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Originally Posted by 94rt10ohio 
Boost gauge, to go with your new SC
OK, you convinced me, I'll spring for the gauge if you send me the SC...
Boost gauge, to go with your new SC
OK, you convinced me, I'll spring for the gauge if you send me the SC...
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Your gravestone will read "I haven't gotten my SC yet!"
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Show where my tastes are, the voting right now is 10 for tranny, 10 for A/F and only 1 for the rear diff. I was actually leaning toward one of the oversized rear diff covers in either polished aluminum or chrome with the drain & fill holes, tapped for the temp gauge, so now, obviously, I'm re-thinking this...