Turbo gauge???

[Freechance]

I was wanting a new turbo gauge for my bike...i really want one thats liquid filled so the needle dont jump around..but i dont want a big gauge..i would also like to have one that lights up but i dont think they make one liquid filled..any ideas???

[Boosted Cycle Perf]

Liquid filled isn't gonna make a difference. There's just too much vibration on the bikes. Your best bet is to ge a digital gauge. And even after that being said your better off getting a fuel pressure gauge if your just running off of a wastegate spring.

[scrappy]

My pro comp from Auto meter works wonderfully, However its a massive guage. I also have Auto meters FP guage full sweep eletric up to 100psi. it too works well and the warning lights are a plus!

if you want some tricked out bad @$$ stuff check out the MXL Pro 5 in dash display. It can be connected to various sensors and its all neat and tidy. only draw back is the price tag.

[megawatt]

Mechanical, illuminated, not liquid filled. The range is 0 - 15# which I find much better than the common 0-35#. Does not bounce around as much as the phantom gage from the original RCC kit and is the same size.

[POWERHOUSE]

Mechanical, illuminated, not liquid filled. The range is 0 - 15# which I find much better than the common 0-35#. Does not bounce around as much as the phantom gage from the original RCC kit and is the same size.

The Stewart Warner are among the best mechanical guages we have seen. They are dampened internally, and usually hold rock steady . . .

[megawatt]

The Stewart Warner are among the best mechanical guages we have seen. They are dampened internally, and usually hold rock steady . . .

So thats the reason, I always thought there was a difference in the needle movement. Cool

[Freechance]

Thanks guys i really like the stewart gauge..thats the problem i have is most gauges go up to high in psi and u cant really see the needle move..

[Freechance]

My new gauge...i like the black it matches my bike...