Racing Gauge Digital Meter OBD Port Oil Pressure Water Temp Volt
Gauge
Single-Function Meter | Oil Pressure RPM Oil Temperature Turbo Water Temperature Exhaust Temperature T Intake Air Temperature G value Battery Voltage |
Dual-Function Meter | G Value + Acceleration Throttle Opening + Water Temperature Intake air temperature + Exhaust Ttemperature Intake pressure + Battery Voltage Intake pressure + Intake Air Temperature Turbine press + Exhaust Temperature Turbine press + Air Fuel Ratio Turbine press + Speed Turbine press + G value RPM + Speed RPM + Air Fuel Ratio |
Multifunction Meter | Turbo + Intake Air Temperature + Water Temperature + Battery
Voltage + ACC G value |
Optional Accessories | Color ring Air pressure sensor Water temperature sensor Oil temperature sensor Oil pressure sensor |
Product Description
1 .Track and position all the different spots for different sensors
.
2 . Connect the sensor in the referred spot .
3 . Wire the sensor and guage .
4 . Connect the controller for the gauge .
5 . All guages can be seriesly connected , the over load range of
the connected sensors should not be more than 5 .
1 . Do you have sensors for sale ?
Yes , we have sensors for sale , more details please conact sales .
2 . Can you guys do OEM for me ?
Yes , we provide OEM service and we have MOQ for it .
3 . How many pcs can we connect at the maximum ?
We suggest 3pcs in series . it looks better , if too many pcs in
series will exceed the bandwidth of OBD , then cause the reading in
low speed .
4 . Can it be upside down ?
Yes .
5 . My car is BWM 3 Series 1998 , can I use it on my car ?
No , dear , we suggest the year after 2007 . The OBDII protocol of
old car before 2007 is different from nowadays' . But if you wanna
connect sensor , it's available .
6 . Is your gauge's reading accurate ?
Of course . that's the most basic of a gauge .
7 . Does your gauge have delay in reading ?
No , But you know , it depends on your car OBD bandwidth .
