Custom Gauges - Wideband, Boost/Vacuum, Volt, Narrowband

[george graves]

Boost/Vacuum Gauge:


Wideband AFR Gauge:


Voltmeter Gauge:


Narrow Band AFR Gauge:


All units will be built to order with your choice of gauge colors: red green or yellow.

USPS Priority

paypal: george.graves@gmail.com

I'll see how things go, but I'll cut order off on or around the 8th would be my guess. That way everyone be *should* be able to get them in time for Christmas. I'll also start a GB on interior light delay units.

[Huff]

I'm sending this link to everyone I know. What a great product/ idea. Good work

[Tavern Gnome]

Wow! Excellent stuff George!

[alexw]

Oh how I want these.

I'll be ordering some soon. Though I think I might forget what all the pretty lights are for. haha!

[e30polak]

Wow! Awesome product! Will be purchasing a wideband and a voltmeter after xmas! :pimp:

[yoni]

how does installation work ?

very sick work, you should be proud ;)

[george graves]

All the gauges need power and ground.

Boost/vacuum - a vacuum line
Wideband - Single line from your wideband controller.
Volt - nothing
Narrow - tap into the stock O2 Sensor wire - no need for a second O2 or anything else.

[golde30]

can you get more than one color on a gauge? like green in middle yellow then red to the 2 ends(wideband)? numerical gauges coming soon for temp???

[asuj158]

hmmm would you give deals for those having multiple done at once?

[Flood]

Very cool, I'm working on something similar. =]

[M3 Ryan]

Nice work george!! I want a digital display gauge for some various stuff... I will e-mail you about it.

[Mako18]

If these ever become digital then I will for sure pick them up!! I like these but for me I would like to know a bit more information from the gauge. I would gladly pay more for digital versions.

[blueapplesoda]

If these ever become digital then I will for sure pick them up!! I like these but for me I would like to know a bit more information from the gauge. I would gladly pay more for digital versions.

digital? like digit displays?

I remember someone asking this in another thread about this, but what happens if you push them? just incase a curious passenger would do....

[kid325e]

Wow. That's all I have to say. Really top notch work, George.

I will also be looking to pick up a voltmeter/wideband after xmas.

[yoni]

Quoting George -

"Here is why I say that. For parameters that are constantly changing, you don't want to be looking at digits. All you will get is a stream of numbers that means nothing. The only way you can even make a display like that readable, is to slow down the refresh rate of the numbers so that your eye can read them. But even then, you can't SEE with your eyes how fast or slow that value is changing over time. With a gauge, weather it be a needle or an array of LED's, you can see that - so you are getting two key pieces of information; What the value is, AND how fast that value is changing.

So digits are good for things that don't change a lot, like oil temperature. But, digits are not good for things that change a lot, and quickly, like boost.

Does that make sense? "




Makes pretty good sense to me - although I wouldn't mind the gauges incorporating all three colors - which you explained, too ...

If you could figure that one out, wow....