I had some Isspro gauges installed just last week and couldn't be happier. Yes, I think that they more closely resemble factory gauges than any others. At night they also function well. I went with the pyro, boost (0 to 60) and trans temp mounted into the dash pod. I felt that was my best alternative over the A pillar because I wanted to keep the grab handle. ( I've got a 4x4 ). Also felt it was better suited than the rear view mirror pod due to the extreme heat we have here in the New Orleans area. Was told by Diesel Manor that in the heat of the summer the adhesive backed velco that holds it up will melt and fall. Sure didn't want that problem. Only alternative left was the dash pod. Try putting a baseball cap on the dash for a few days to see if you get used to it. About the same size.Below are some pic's as I know how you enjoy them.........later.

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I don't know how closely they match the second gen trucks but on the third gens Danin/Pricol gauges are about the closest match I have seen and thats why I went with those. I belive Triton originally had Isspro gauges in his rig but switched over to Danin's and liked them much better. Danin's come in 0-30, 0-60, and 0-90 boost psi. I got the 0-60 because these trucks stock can run close up to 30psi so I figured 60 would be my best bet.