anyone using the electrical gauge? if so where did you hook it up? at the oil pressure switch?

 

You can replace the stock one to the left of the oil filter but ideally you should get a Greddy oil sandwitch.

 

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can i get fries with that? i had to point that out

 

http://www.greddy.com/products...=1475

is that what you are talking about??? I had problems when i installed my oil pressure gauge, the t-fitting broke like 2 times and it started leaking oil. Will the greddy oil filter block eliminate this problem???

 

bump...anyone know???

 

Here is how I mounted mine.

 

that looks pretty good but, any1 know about the greddy kit becuase i had friends who instailed in in their cars and the T fittings broke so i havnt put mine in yet

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by [ iLL &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> iNt3GrA]that looks pretty good but, any1 know about the greddy kit becuase i had friends who instailed in in their cars and the T fittings broke so i havnt put mine in yet</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thats exactly what happened to me, my t-fitting broke and oil was leaking everywhere, so how does the greddy kit work???

 

The GReddy kit is a sandwich plate adapter that screws onto the stock oil filter opening, you then screw the oil filter onto the top of the adapter plate. the plate comes with 2 outlets from which you can take an oil temp & pressure sensor (its just a matter of screwing in the sensors to the openings and routing the wiring/tubing into the car to the gauges) BUT from what i have heard the GReddy adapter will only accomodate GReddy gauges and piping/sensors and you know the price they cost!! There are others available for honda/acura, AC autotechnic make one which costs a lot less and there gauges cost less too....see here &lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;(ebay link)

 

http://www.gs-r.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=5048

its for a mechanical gauge but it will work the same for an electrical gauge..just need to run it to the sender unit instead and hook up the proper electrical wires for the oil pressure gauge.

 

You need something flexible between the block and the joint, something like one of those flexible grease gun hoses

 

I have the GReddy oil adapter plate; no problems so far. I have my GReddy oil temp and pressure gauges hooked up to it.

Alternative is the adapter made by Golden Eagle; pretty much the same thing.