AfterMarket Gauges Location Sticky
I have oil press and trans temp.
IMO the two most imp things in my truck.
You could also do water temp, but you have a stock gauge for that...and you could do EGT if you want to get fancy (if you run forced induction)
IMO the two most imp things in my truck.
You could also do water temp, but you have a stock gauge for that...and you could do EGT if you want to get fancy (if you run forced induction)
I am going to do the trans one. The oil pressure wouldn't be bad either. What are the other things you have to worry about? Also do the make a pillar for 3 gauges? (Trans temp,motortemp and water temp)
Originally Posted by Desert Racer
Just so many options and limited space.
limited space?
modify a 1pod and 2pod pillars into a 3pod pillar
1pod column
Custom Radio bezel 3-4 guages depending on size
Custom Center Console with 4-6 gauges depending on console
You can also replace all the gauges on the dash with aftermarket guages (so you run what you want)
You can make an overhead console that holds guages
You can put a guage where the vent is next to the headlight switch
So, you can run EVERY style guage they make, if your pocketbook is big enough
Let me know if you want pics of any of those too
heres a 3pod pillar and column

great build and other info found here
http://stlouismtb.tripod.com/guagesautometer.html

great build and other info found here
http://stlouismtb.tripod.com/guagesautometer.html
i'd be interested to see how hard it is to install the trans temp too...anything on this in the how to's? im gonna take a quick peek
edit: how to on a few different gauges including trans temp:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ght=trans+temp
edit: how to on a few different gauges including trans temp:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ght=trans+temp
i have a 3 pod for my Ranger....going to be re-doing it soon since the one i have looks like pure crap now after being beat on....
i am also going to start working on the gauges in the radio beze tomorrow.....
i am also going to start working on the gauges in the radio beze tomorrow.....






