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Old Jan 30, 2004
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gauge question

Ive been looking at buying some gauges (oil pressure, A/F ratio, and boost) but whats the difference between a boost and a boost/vaccum guage? Ive seen just vaccum gauges but all of a sudden i see boost/vaccum, would that be the same as a regular boost gauge for turbo?
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look at my avatar, to the right of 0 is boost and to the left of 0 is vaccum
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alright awesome, thanks for the help, so it can be used both ways? How hard are these to install?
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what exactly is vaccum
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the car normally sucks the air in, a turbo pushes it in
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i also know that there are no sedan gauge pods...but i searched and saw that someone said the 97-01 Prelude guage pods fit in sedans? This true? or should i just go w/ the gauge cups?
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I'm using a single propod pillar pod and it fits pretty good. Any bigger than single probably wouldn't work. It angles the gauge directly towards the driver seat.

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I have the 2dr a pillar pod from autometer in my sedan and it fits fine. it takes a little more playing to get it perfect but mine fits fine. any questions hit me up on AOL at o2hcivic or slammedvic1210
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thanks,i like that propod one...could you buy lets say three, and stack them on top of each other?
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i want a black guage cluster
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Yeah. Black cluster looks way better than my old silver one. Takes lots of time and $$$ to pull it off. The gauge is made by ISSpro and matches perfectly (even the lighting is the same).

You could try and get a full pillar and mod it using a heat gun to soften the plastic. Even the single pod has some gap in the back part.
 
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