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Does anyone know how to install the following gauges? Air fuel, oil pressure, volt. Any help would be appreciated.

 
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doesn't your after market parts come with instructions? If not have you used the search feature?

 
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air fuel gauge messes up your car, throw it away. volt is easy, just attach to a 12v wire thats connected to charging system, and a ground. oil pressure is fairly difficult and not worth it on a stock car. theres already a light on the dash.

 
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when the light goes on ... bye bye engine

 
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air fuel - get a wide band $180 ebay brand new
Voltage - alternator or where ever you want
oil press - either get a splitter where ur oil press sensor is and run it from there, or get an oil filter sandwitch like i did $40

 
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Volt is insanely easy to do, Oil Pressure Gauge I found an adapter that goes on the oil filter then to the block http://prosportgauges.com/oil-filter-adaptor-plate.aspx It allows for two gauges on one adapter, Oil Pressure and Oil Temp.



And fuel well i guess get the proper fittings to go to the fuel rail.

 
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wow nice!

 
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i have one of those off ebay for $40
and it works fine with my turbo setup

 
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A volt guage is pretty much useless. If your car turns on, the voltage is fine. Pretty simple.

 
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but its fun to watch the needle move around when you use stuff in the car!

 
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yeah, the only thing you'll use it for is during bass competitions. a friend of mine used to have 2 18 inch subs with a couple of ungodly amps. i think he had an eighteen wheeler alternator or something crazy.

 
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you dont even need avolt gauge or oil pressure really. if ur oil light isnt on then ur fine. and you should just go turbo and get a boost gauge and wide band