Pillar Pods
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ChiPhoon
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Rob2000gt
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Re: Pillar Pods
How well does your wideband work. Can you imulate to the computer?
Its pretty close, I have the same LO TEK one
How well does your wideband work. Can you imulate to the computer?
Slyclone
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Re: Pillar Pods
Wide band works well. I was suspect of a lean idle condition and was playn way too many games with out ever knowing where it was.
I do remember a wire for hookup to a laptop or computer but may be mistaken. This was not the top dog model there was 1 better at the time.
Wide band works well. I was suspect of a lean idle condition and was playn way too many games with out ever knowing where it was.
I do remember a wire for hookup to a laptop or computer but may be mistaken. This was not the top dog model there was 1 better at the time.
SY2932
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Re: Pillar Pods
Looks like I'm going to be the odd man out here... I had a Lotek in my truck before and prefer the Autometer that I have now. It can be bought at Summit Racing Equipment. The fit and function is better as seen in this comparison photo taken by a board member a few years ago.
Looks like I'm going to be the odd man out here... I had a Lotek in my truck before and prefer the Autometer that I have now. It can be bought at Summit Racing Equipment. The fit and function is better as seen in this comparison photo taken by a board member a few years ago.
Z SKI
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Re: Pillar Pods
That's why I won't buy another lotek three pod pillar.. The two pod pillar is nice and how many gauges does one really need?? Thanks for the great visual Mike:tup:
Looks like I'm going to be the odd man out here... I had a Lotek in my truck before and prefer the Autometer that I have now. It can be bought at Summit Racing Equipment. The fit and function is better as seen in this comparison photo taken by a board member a few years ago.
That's why I won't buy another lotek three pod pillar.. The two pod pillar is nice and how many gauges does one really need?? Thanks for the great visual Mike:tup:
ChiPhoon
Chicago Typhoon!
Re: Pillar Pods
ye i agree the summit version has nice placement, but after seeing a buddies lotek triple pod and sitting in his truck, i figured i didnt mind it and saved the extra money since i had a budget and bought my gauges same time as well, how far off is the color on the summit one?
besides that after having mine in for months i don't have any regrets.
ye i agree the summit version has nice placement, but after seeing a buddies lotek triple pod and sitting in his truck, i figured i didnt mind it and saved the extra money since i had a budget and bought my gauges same time as well, how far off is the color on the summit one?
besides that after having mine in for months i don't have any regrets.
SY2932
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Re: Pillar Pods
When I bought mine about 13 years ago, it was a dark charcoal color. The current ones seem to be the same color.
No problem
. At the time the pic above was taken, I was running 5... Mechanical boost, digital boost, transmission temperature, fuel pressure and intercooler temperature.
When I bought mine about 13 years ago, it was a dark charcoal color. The current ones seem to be the same color.
Z SKI said:
No problem
. At the time the pic above was taken, I was running 5... Mechanical boost, digital boost, transmission temperature, fuel pressure and intercooler temperature.
Slyclone
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Re: Pillar Pods
Im with Paul on this one, Of course 3 is great but I could not imagine looking at more than 2 things and the road at the same time.
I chose 2 becasue its all I needed. I played around with a few autometer ones and the color doesnt match IMO.
What it comes down to is personal preference.
Im with Paul on this one, Of course 3 is great but I could not imagine looking at more than 2 things and the road at the same time.
I chose 2 becasue its all I needed. I played around with a few autometer ones and the color doesnt match IMO.
What it comes down to is personal preference.
SY2932
Administrator
Re: Pillar Pods
X2. I'm not familiar with Phil's setup but I have been running 5 gauges in a triple pod for years. Two are SPA Technique that display two things at once. They are fully programmable and have warning lights that you can set for over boost, over temp, low fuel pressure, etc. However, they don't give away dual electrical gauges. I have over $1000 in my setup. Still cheaper than a motor or transmission. Currently, I have an Aeroforce Technology Analogic in the mix.
It is the product of Todd Austinson and was given to me to test out a few years ago. It was a perk for building cables for the Interceptor gauge when he first started out.
I also did some assembly on Ultimate Chips before they were put to bed.
X2. I'm not familiar with Phil's setup but I have been running 5 gauges in a triple pod for years. Two are SPA Technique that display two things at once. They are fully programmable and have warning lights that you can set for over boost, over temp, low fuel pressure, etc. However, they don't give away dual electrical gauges. I have over $1000 in my setup. Still cheaper than a motor or transmission. Currently, I have an Aeroforce Technology Analogic in the mix.
It is the product of Todd Austinson and was given to me to test out a few years ago. It was a perk for building cables for the Interceptor gauge when he first started out.
I also did some assembly on Ultimate Chips before they were put to bed.