They actually come with the gauges.RedEj8 said:
The wiring for them is tucked in behind. It runs above the gauge cluster. There's just enough room between the cluster, and teh bezel that fits above the cluster (that the gauges are attached to)
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The wiring for them is tucked in behind. It runs above the gauge cluster. There's just enough room between the cluster, and teh bezel that fits above the cluster (that the gauges are attached to)
im in on the gb with mdc. im getting the electric boost with warning and peak, electric egt, and electric oil pressure. with all ive heard about them, i cant wait. im also waiting for their wideband
These are very good gauges for the price. I have the Boost, Oil Press, Water temp, and A/F and I love them. I'd recommend. Also very accurate.
I've read all the posts/threads on Prosport and am yet to come up with a reason why i shouldn't get them.... I shall be buying up big when my bonus comes in 
Well...As if enough good hasn't been said yet,
ProSport gauges...For all you folks in on our Group Buy:
I ASSURE you, you'll be impressed with the quality and craftsmanship of them.
Rob - Your setup does look very nice. I guess I never thought about mounting them like that. +1.
-Jeff
ProSport gauges...For all you folks in on our Group Buy:
I ASSURE you, you'll be impressed with the quality and craftsmanship of them.
Rob - Your setup does look very nice. I guess I never thought about mounting them like that. +1.
-Jeff
LilMissMkIII said:I've read all the posts/threads on Prosport and am yet to come up with a reason why i shouldn't get them.... I shall be buying up big when my bonus comes in
Good 'cause we are the official SM prosport gauge dealer. ;-)
Question: Does snakeing the wiring for the temp gauge though the intake manifold where its hot make enough resistance to affect the reading? Im having an issue where the gauge seems to be reading a little bit below the actual temp, unless im doing something wrng with the temp gun which is entirely possible, its hard getting a good spot on the water neck to read the coolant temp with the gun.