A-pillar gauge cluster
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From: Pascagoula/Natchez, MS
A-pillar gauge cluster
New to me '03 Ram 2500 with the Cummins and auto tranny, 130k miles, all stock.
Made my first road trip today, only 250 miles. Rode great and appears to have got decent mileage (still have half a tank of fuel).
Was thinking as I was driving, I might would like a set of pillar mounted gauges - especially trans temp - while towing. Current camper only weighs about 5,500 lbs.
Found the Auto Meter Triple A-Pillar Gauge Kit.
Pros or cons? Nice to have or highly recommended? Other input?
Thanks.
Made my first road trip today, only 250 miles. Rode great and appears to have got decent mileage (still have half a tank of fuel).
Was thinking as I was driving, I might would like a set of pillar mounted gauges - especially trans temp - while towing. Current camper only weighs about 5,500 lbs.
Found the Auto Meter Triple A-Pillar Gauge Kit.
Pros or cons? Nice to have or highly recommended? Other input?
Thanks.
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Joined: May 2012
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From: Renton, WA
if it were my truck, I would go with a 4 gauge pillar pod, OR a 3 gauge pillar pod and single gauge column pod.
gauges I would get: EGT, 0-60psi Boost, trans temp, and rail pressure.
you could also go with 4 on the pillar and 1 on the column or 3 on the pillar and 2 on the column and add input fuel pressure (0-30psi) as well.
gauge brand I would go isspro.
just my $0.02
gauges I would get: EGT, 0-60psi Boost, trans temp, and rail pressure.
you could also go with 4 on the pillar and 1 on the column or 3 on the pillar and 2 on the column and add input fuel pressure (0-30psi) as well.
gauge brand I would go isspro.
just my $0.02