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I've been thinking about getting some gauges. I know that I want EGT, and Bost PSI. But don't know where the best place to get the most accurate reading. I know that you can get an after market mamifold for Chevy so no drilling is needed. And is the stock Trans Temp good enough? I didn't want to put them on my A Piller, is their someone that make a pod that goes on my head liner by the light/mpg/temp display?

 

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I'm currently running stock 04 6.0

 

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The stock trans temp is not good enough. Most guys will tell you they see a vastly different reading from their aftermarket gauges and the stock gauge. And I don't know who makes them but I've seen quite a few guys have gauges in the spot you are speaking about. Just search around the vendors sites and I'm sure you'll run across what your looking for. Actually I just looked on stealth's website and they have a gauge kit and you can have your pod sit above your mirror like you were talking about.

Here's the site: Stealth Automotive. Auto Meter Gauge Kits

If you go down to gauge pod options it'll list different areas and you can choose. I'm sure there are others out there but that's a start.

 

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what year is your truck?

you have to drill and tap the driverside manifold in order to install the egt probe..... your stock trans gauge is useless... its very inaccurate so you will also need to get a trans temp gauge.... depending on your year we can do various other options on where to mount a 3 gauge setup... PM me the info on your truck and ill get you set up

-Raul





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Thanks I'll give that site a looksy:thumb:

 

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I am currently rolling stock, but I want to put a S&B intake, 4 inch Flow Pro cat delete, and some SCT Tuneing. I don't plan on raceing or doing any major pulling. But the I do know how that skinny peddle tends to hit the floor. I just want to know I have what it take to pass that little ricer while pulling my boat.wned: Then I might let the additiction take hold. But should I look into any other gauges?