Jim,
Why mmechanical?? I was thinking electric from Auto Meter. Arent
they supposed to be really good gauges?? Expensive anyways. I have a
volt meter. Need it with all the extra stuff I got on the car.
Here's a strange thing.. My voltmeter shows the most deflection
when I turn on the heater fan?? How could this be?? The gauge is telling
me that the heater fan is drawing more jsuice than the headlights?? That
just does nto seem right to me.. I have the volt meter hooked to the
+ terminal on the batt and to a more local ground (I think).
Daniel 69 2000
Hey, I haven't given up on the supercharger idea yet... I'm jsut waiting
to win the lottery so taht I can do it right!!
> If you are trying to redeem yourself, this is a good start.
> A good temp gauge is a REALLY good idea. Get a Stewart Warner
> dial type mechanical gauge. A voltmeter or oil pressure
> gauge is nice too.
>
> Jim
>
> After the supercharger thread my wife suggested you recover
> your armchair in Nomex before you get hurt!
>
>
> Daniel Neuman wrote:
> >
> > Hello All,
> > I have been thinking about installing a high quality water temp
> > gauge (electric). I llike the idea of bding able to tell exactly waht the
> > temp is as oposed to its getting closer to the red line-type temp
>readings...
> > Has anybody else done this?? I have a 69 2000 so I was planning on getting
> > the smaller type 2 1/16" gauge and mounting it to the underside of the
> > dash.
> > Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
> > Daniel 69 2000
> > SF CA
>
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