BIGYELLOW
SDD Junior Member
What options are there for aftermarket gauges out there for both analog and digital readout and which ones are the best?
Gauges?
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Flopster843
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The most popular analog gauges are from ISSPRO and Autometer. I currently run the ISSPRO gauges since I think they match the factory cluster better. I'm not a big fan of digital gauges. They're hard to read at a glance. I like to be able to read the gauges without actually concentrating on exactly what the number says. If my analog pyro goes over straight up, it's getting pretty warm.
Autometer makes MANY MANY different gauge types, including
digital and "sweep" type (in several different background types as
well as font & colors
CYBERDYNE makes digital gauges.
NEXUS Gauges (from autometer) is an interesting solutions that uses
software & a digital network to change "dial" types and functions on the
fly (one time the same "gauge" might be a voltmeter, push a few buttons
on an IR/Wireless remote and the same gauge becomes something
completely different...maybe an EGT or Boost etc...)
digital and "sweep" type (in several different background types as
well as font & colors
CYBERDYNE makes digital gauges.
NEXUS Gauges (from autometer) is an interesting solutions that uses
software & a digital network to change "dial" types and functions on the
fly (one time the same "gauge" might be a voltmeter, push a few buttons
on an IR/Wireless remote and the same gauge becomes something
completely different...maybe an EGT or Boost etc...)
BIGYELLOW
SDD Junior Member
I see you say you don't like digital gauges but if you were to go with a monitor which one is the best all around. I've heard people talk about the quadzilla commander and outlook monitor and edge has the attitude I think, Which one has the best over all workabity? Some one said the commander but it don't read dtc codes and others do. Any had experience with any of that or do you really need it. I don't have a tuner or programmer and really don't want to put one on till after warrenty up, just want to stay in tune with the truck vitals.
