Oh and how do you like my trans temp lol, the trans temp only reads accurately if it's in "Drive".
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I noticed that too on mine or if a parameter is not supported it will stick on what was previously displayed....like measuring YAW after rpm's...looks kinda funny

 

very nice this is an awesome easy to install mod. any tips on where to find the a pillar replacement?

 

I was thinking about getting one of these a few months ago until my buddy told me for the trans temps, I would have to install a thermometer on my trans, is it true that this device doesnt need anything and just scans through the odBII?

 

everynow and then you'll see them pop up on the classifieds. I bought mine from moes since I was buying a bunch of other stuff at the same time. You can sometimes find it for like $10-15 cheaper though if you look around.

This link here will show many different types of pods you can get for the truck. http://moesperformance.com/index.php...Path=1_831_855

 

Doesnt need anything, just scans everything through the obdII port. If you want to add a wideband to monitor a/f readings then you would need to get some extra equipment for that. In the manual I posted earlier, you can see what it does. But to specifically answer your question, no you do not need to install an additional thermometer for the interceptor gauge.

 

are the pillars all one color or do you have to paint what you order from moes?

 

yea the srt10 pillars are all the same color. I would think that the other a-pillars are too but not entirely sure. If you have the regular factory interior, the srt10 pillar will match that and Im assuming the other a-pillars would too. At least mine did.

 

I bought mine from a dealer on E-bay. $55 shipped

Henson Motor Sports
Mopar SRT-10 A-Pillar Gauge Mount 06-09 Dodge Ram Truck
part #ZL39BD1AA
This is an OEM part. There are others out there that are cheaper, its all about timing. Alot of guys here sell them from time to time.

 

There is a greyish color handle and a beige colored one so watch out.

Truckin, you can always throw and EGT sensor in there.

 

Good choice in gauge. It is nice being able to monitor just about everything that is going on through just one gauge.