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Personally my favorite is the ISSPro EV2 series because you can do more with them than the EV series. They are programmable on a USB cord to set many different things in the gauge do other functions. Like setting the warning light to come on at a set value, setting the light brightness to your preferred level. Set the sensitivity of the needle to the data seen. Then if you want the gauge to turn on or off an accessory at a programmed level you can add the relay kit and do just that. Like add a cooling fan for your trans cooler and set the fan to come on at 180*F. Totally programmable. 

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The Isspro EV1's are good also. The are less expensive than the ev2's but do not have the bells and whistles that the others have. They are good reliable gauges however if your budget is small. I have the FP gauge for several years and added boost, EGT, and a Tranny temp about 2 years back. Very happy with them.

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I bought AutoMeter because they have a rebate going and they had my favorite gauge face.  I did not know about the functions of the EV2's last week when I surprise-ordered myself gauges, but here we are.   

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Put in AutoMeter in 2006 (boost,trans,EGT's) all are still working.  Went to add a fuel pressure gauge (which I should of done in first place).  Spent maybe 3 or 4 hours reading a the gauge makers saying how good their product was.  If buying again the options EV2 has is hard to beat.  

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Thank all. I've been checking into the install of gauges and want to know if I should connect the fuel pressure to the port on the FASS, tap into the line ahead of the vp44, or get the replacement banjo bolt with a port for the sensor? It seems the the pressure closer to the pump would be the important thing but some info I've seen says the port in the pump is sufficient. Any opinions? 

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4 hours ago, AZ2ndgen99 said:

Thank all. I've been checking into the install of gauges and want to know if I should connect the fuel pressure to the port on the FASS, tap into the line ahead of the vp44, or get the replacement banjo bolt with a port for the sensor? It seems the the pressure closer to the pump would be the important thing but some info I've seen says the port in the pump is sufficient. Any opinions? 

Put a t on the line before vp at least a foot before, don't use tapped banjo. And then most will use a snubber or a small niddle/gate valve or both. 

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