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I have the glowshift gauges also, just recently the egt gauge went crazy, the gauge will go all over the place, even at an idle, can't seem to get it to correct it self. Tried unplugging it and tracing wires. Nothing seems to work. Bought them about a year ago for 200 bucks, great deal... just wished it would have lasted a little longer
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Not to hyjack, but I didn't get much response from my previous post. Auber makes a digital gauge, if you like that. The gauge itself is multi-function, so you can program it for EGT, boost, etc depending on how you wire it. Seems pretty cool. You can set minimums and maximums, wire in an alarm when they are met or trigger an external circuit. Pretty reasonable too. Any thoughts? |
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