what gauges are you running?

[DSM Monster]

so originally i was gonna do boost egt and my wideband af in the center console but i think im actually gonna put my wideband in the grove box. so i was wondering what all gauges people r running?

and while were on the subject: our center guages 52mm or 60mm?

[new2mitsu]

i believe they are 60mm

[Igovert500]

i have boost currently. Wideband o2 is going in soon, and I expect oil pressure at some point, but surprisingly I think I have the only vr4 in existence with a functioning stock oil pressure gauge. I think I can live without egt personally.

[DSM Monster]

so what r the plus of a wideband o2? just make tuning easier like the A/F?

[Hotshot8792]

Originally Posted by DSM Monster

so what r the plus of a wideband o2? just make tuning easier like the A/F?

yes, narrowband O2s cycle for an effecient tune when cruising, however, it does nothing for WOT. Widebands measure and display the amount of air to fuel ratio.

Originally Posted by DSM Monster

and while were on the subject: our center guages 52mm or 60mm?

52 mm gauges will fit in the center like the factory gauges. I have mine behind the plexi glass. 60 mm gauges will fit in the actual openings if you like the look of them being right there.

I have aftermarket boost, oil pressure, and water temp gauges in the factory center location. I have a narrowband a/f gauge and an egt gauge, but i'm not planning on putting them back in the car right now as I feel they don't really benefit you. EGTs just help identify when the combustion chamber is getting too hot to the point it could possibly cause knock, but we have dataloggers to monitor knock.

I also have an LM-1 wideband, but its not a gauge, its just a separate unit for when I decide I want to go tuning. I feel like I don't have to know my wideband A/F ratio all the time because
1. I have an e-manage so its not like i can change my tune on the fly
2. I'm using the factory MAS which compensates for temperature changes and pressure changes, allowing the tune to change as needed.
3. One less O2 sensor to worry about all the time.

[Stealthee]

If you get the AEM UEGO or or a similar gauge there is no point in not mounting it. With the combo of EGT and the wideband you can constantly visually monitor the car and how its doing. I once watched my EGTs skyrocket and WB go lean and immediately got out of the throttle.

[DSM Monster]

Originally Posted by Hotshot8792

52 mm gauges will fit in the center like the factory gauges. I have mine behind the plexi glass. 60 mm gauges will fit in the actual openings if you like the look of them being right there.

you would happen to have any picture of what the 60mm look like do you? i just wanna see how far they stick out past the factorys. thanks for all the input on the matter guys

[Hotshot8792]

check this thread

http://www.3si.org/forum/showthread.php?t=261258

i can't really see the pics because most of them are blocked here at work, but you should be able to identify which ones are 52mm and which ones are 60 mm

[youngvr4]

i was running boost and af