Innovate MTX-D gauges in the RR dual ear pod. They are programmable as well. I have since rotated both gauges down a bit but the setup is great and highly visible. Oil pressure & temp on the left, water temp and battery voltage on the right.
Innovate MTX-D gauges in the RR dual ear pod. They are programmable as well. I have since rotated both gauges down a bit but the setup is great and highly visible. Oil pressure & temp on the left, water temp and battery voltage on the right.
I have Stack Pro-Control Oil Temp and Water Temp gauges with the Rallyroad pod. I wanted analog (but still digital) gauges with a wide sweep area for easy value and rate-of-change readability on track. I'd like an oil pressure gauge but was more concerned with temps. These have both a data logger output and can be programmed to change gauge face color above certain temperature thresholds, and flash super annoyingly to alert you that it's too damn hot.
I wired the light circuit into an oem hifi switch so that I can turn the (bright) backlight off when desired.
Turns out the Z3M cluster water temp is unbuffered, so....didn't need that one. At least now I know what the temp swings are! Ignore the SES light, that's for a ornery SAP.
Innovate MTX-D gauges in the RR dual ear pod. They are programmable as well. I have since rotated both gauges down a bit but the setup is great and highly visible. Oil pressure & temp on the left, water temp and battery voltage on the right.
I'll be installing that exact gauge/pod setup in a few weeks; what wires did you tap for power and ground?
I ran a switched/fused power lead from the X20 plug when I did the S54 swap harness that was specifically for the gauges. Ground was pulled from the chassis grounding block on the drivers side, under the kick panel. Sensor/sending unit wires were all pulled through the fuse box.
Hey, thank you both for the pictures. Those are great. I'm going to go ahead and order the RR pods. Just have to decide which gauge set. They both look good.
I ran a switched/fused power lead from the X20 plug when I did the S54 swap harness that was specifically for the gauges. Ground was pulled from the chassis grounding block on the drivers side, under the kick panel. Sensor/sending unit wires were all pulled through the fuse box.
Thanks for the quick response, I have a follow up to that but don't want to get the thread OT so I'll shoot you a PM
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