Ive been looking at a few, the Quad. Adr. seems good but ive already got an Edge EZ and since i can trade it in I was thinking of getting another Edge, in your oppinion how accurate are the guages on the Juice w/ Att.? Or should i just get a Comp and mech. guages? If so what brand guages do you recommend and where is the best place to buy them?

 

buy the comp and get a set of autometer guages

 

only thing is ive had this truck for less than a year and worn out two 0-30 psi autometer fuel press. guages and the one ive got now which is a liquid filled 1-60 psi is not accurate i think

 

autometer are one of the best out there. having the juice with att. would be better for auto trans. because it has the back down. the comp and gauges is the cheap way out but seeing you have issue with the gauges go with the att. the juice with att. are very good. a lot for people run them

 

I do not like Autometers on a diesel. Isspro or DiPricol all the way. JMO.

There are some pretty good prices on the used Comp boxes. Another nice box is a TST Powermax.

 

I love my quadzilla adrenaline. Plus the control pod reads trans or engine oil temp, boost, fuel pressure and EGT's. It also has a high idle feature, turbo timer and it's internet updateable. I run beta tuning and i can tow with out the egt's getting out of control. I've heard alot of people complain about the edge chips running hot. I have autometer boost and egt gauges and i really like them. They're much better than the POS Bully dog trans temp gauge i have.

 

I like the Quadzilla Adrenaline with Pulse. I made 345/805 with stock turbo and stock injectors with the Adrenaline. If you get the Edge Comp go with a set of all electrical Isspro EV2's.

 

on your autometer did you get the snuber to reduce the pressure spikes on vp trucks? If not thats how you can help the issue. I agree go edge comp and gauges. my juice is off on boost pressure but thats the only one I put a mech gauge on.

 

im happy with my egde comp and autometer guages.

 

The TST PM3 and Edge EZ are a nice combo. I ran that setup for a while and really liked it. Only problem is you would still have to get a set of gauges.