Newbie from Oregon - Michael from ISSPRO

[Michael]

I'm a newbie here but have been around the diesel scene and other forums for a while. I am the engineering manager at ISSPRO, and I have been driving the MBRP/DirtyMax truck since 2008. I have vacated that seat now though and am building my own Pro Stock Diesel pickup. No, it's not a Cummins engine or Dodge body, but at least it is diesel! Please let me know if you have any questions about ISSPRO stuff or drag racing and I'll do my best to answer!Regards,Michael Pliska

[Mopar1973Man]

Well after quick phone call with Michael we now have a ISSPRO tech for the site... :hyper:Welcome to the family... Once again if there is anything I can fo you let me know...

[dripley]

Welcome Mike. I have one of your mechanical fp gauges. It works very well. Might as welll start with a question. I have a Banks system on my truck with their dyna fact gauges,egt and boost. I thought one day i might replace with Isspro just to match all three of them. Would they work with the Banks system? I am pretty sure all the info sent to the gauges goes thru the ottomind tuner.

[BugJEB34]

Welcome!!! Always good to have more pros. 2 of my 3 gauges are from you guys, and the 3rd will be as soon as I need to replace the FP gauge.

[MarbleCrusher]

Welcome! I have a total of 4 isspro gauges and have no complaints!-Jordan-

[gassernomore]

Welcome!

[AH64ID]

Welcome!We have spoken several times (phone and PM) over the years and your knowledge is welcomed. As soon as my first pricol takes a dump I'll be replacing them all with ISSPRO's.Any chance on a smaller scale low pressure fuel pressure gauge? 0-40 is a big scale for the standard Cummins user, 0-25 or 0-30 would be great!

[JLandry]

As soon as my first pricol takes a dump I'll be replacing them all with ISSPRO's. Any chance on a smaller scale low pressure fuel pressure gauge? 0-40 is a big scale for the standard Cummins user, 0-25 or 0-30 would be great!

Ditto! The only reason I haven't yet ditched my 0-30psi DiPricol fuel pressure gauge in favor of an Isspro EV2 gauge is that 0-40psi scale... too wide a range for my truck's stock level fuel pressures. My other gauges are Isspro EV2’s... really like 'em. John L. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk.

[AH64ID]

Something else that would be cool is a 3 in 1 temp gauge, with a 3 position switch and a small light indicating sensor 1, 2, or 3. Really no need to watch all 3 all the time on a manual truck, but would be nice to know what they were doing every now and then. That way someone could watch any one of 3 temps of lesser importance (say oil, trans, rear diff) but not need 3 gauges.

[Wild and Free]

I'm a newbie here but have been around the diesel scene and other forums for a while. I am the engineering manager at ISSPRO, and I have been driving the MBRP/DirtyMax truck since 2008. I have vacated that seat now though and am building my own Pro Stock Diesel pickup. No, it's not a Cummins engine or Dodge body, but at least it is diesel! Please let me know if you have any questions about ISSPRO stuff or drag racing and I'll do my best to answer! Regards, Michael Pliska

I thought the DirtyMax was G&J Diesels truck out of Billings Montana. I saw that rig in person a few years back at a G&J diesel event in Billings and at the now closed Acton NHRA speedway. It was plagued with breaking pinion shafts at the time. Should have never used a 9 inch ford rear end with that kind of power.

[clutch]

Welcome to the forum. I too have three of your gauges in my truck. All are working great.:cool: