Just an update...

 

 

I did the same thing Danny. I have a black anodized aluminum plate that I mounted there and have my train horn disconnect switch and low fuel pressure light there. Going to add a switch to cut my amplifiers on and off.

 

Im using a thick piece of plastic for mine, in the picture it just has blue tape on there so i could see where i need to cut it. Ima buy some switches at auto zone right now, an mount them on the panel take them off and then paint it flat black and glue it to the dash pannel

 

BLASPHEMY!! How DARE you put an autozone part on your GM truck. Get yo azz to NAPA!!!

 

Nearest one is over 7 miles away in old katy.

 

Since the others beat me to the good responses, Autometer makes a guage that records g-force data simular to a G-Tech. Also, Killerbee has scan guages for sale. I think Larry Jewell has them in his truck.

 

Actually i think luke and tracy don't know what to do either cause they still haven't answered my question


It would be nice to have gauges like that, but i don't really need them.

 

I like the scan gauges, and you can moniter just about any parameter that you can log with efi live. I usually have mine set to read IAT, ECT, Rail Pressure, Maf Flow.

I mounted my dsp switch in place of the cig. lighter on the console, its always in easy reach there

 

I would run boost, EGT, and FP on the pillar and then two scan gauges in the overhead. Mount your switch on the panel you are building and install a low fuel pressure light in the same panel or next to your FP gauge.


Sweetness Larry.