Analog Wideband
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Analog Wideband
I was looking at an Autometer Phantom Wideband and Fuel Pressure Gauge and I am debating on weather to go with the digital or analog. I know an analog would be a little harder to read, but the reason I was considering it was that it could be backlit like the other gauge where as the digital doesn't have the provisions for back lighting. Input?
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I think that the analog gauge will look cooler and match the factory gauges and any other gauges that you may have, but as you mentioned be harder to read. I think that once you get used to it though, you'll find that reading it will be just like reading your speedo or tach...I say go for it IMO.
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Depending on what other gauges you have, the set up you have them in.. Analogs are cool, but if you have 3 gauges in total, the digi one looks good if it is in the right spot..
Heres the way I have mine done, I am not sure if a analog one would have looked better in there or not.. I did the phantoms also, to match the SS cluster..
Heres the way I have mine done, I am not sure if a analog one would have looked better in there or not.. I did the phantoms also, to match the SS cluster..
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