Tommy_Gunns

I've made up my mind and plan on getting an oil temp and an oil pressure gauge.

A few questions:
Which is more accurate, electrical gauges or mechanical? What are the advantages of either? Anything else I need to know about aftermarket gauges?

EPGONZALEZ

at was at at dynamic autosports the other day...they were installing those defi gauges..you wire in this module ..then you can hook up to 9 gauges..
im not sure on the acuuracy..but im interested in it..anyone have any feedback on this?

Austin

Nice gauges...I've been looking at them, http://www.defi-shop.com/, I first saw them on a car in one of my Best Motoring videos, since then I've seen them in a few cars in some of the mags.
Austin

Rob :190:

back when i was thinking of buying a turbo'd car, i looked at defi guages. they are supposed to be pretty damn good, and when you hook up multiple guages to that module, they have some cool features like playback and other ****, and when you turn on your car, all the guages cycle simulataneously, which i think is pretty nifty.

B18CXr

Mech. are more accurate but tuffer to install.

Dropspeed

Agreed, mechanical are more accurate. However, dealing with oil lines to pressure senders or all the way to the gauge itself can be messy when they don't seal right the first time. Speaking from experiance.

Mattj

Tommy_Gunns

How "off" are the electrical ones?

Dropspeed

I don't know, but they are much slower to respond to changes.

Mattj