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Old 02-06-2010, 02:48 PM
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can anyone install gauges$$

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what kind of gauges and what kind of setup?
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Same here...what type of gauges...lmk
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prosport 60mm boost, air/fuel, oil pressure in a triple gauge pod by zero sport
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Wideband or narrowband air/fuel? What type of oil sender do you have? Galley plug or sandwitch plate? If you have a galley plug do you have the remote sending unit?

When were you looking to do this?
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^^^damnn haha wideband. idk about the oil and if its galley or sandwitch im looking to do this within this month. never order the parts yet but will soon
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Okay, if you are getting wideband then you will need to enlist the services of a welder or shop to put in a wideband 02 bung after the last bend in your downpipe. Then, if all you want is oil pressure, get the galley plug and remote sending unit from prosport as well, makes the install much cleaner. When you have all that stuff, putting it all together is easy. You will probably speak with Ryan when you call up prosport, he can answer any questions about these items so ask!
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i just got my prosport boost & oil pressure in the mail today. they look sweet. went with the sandwich adapter because i didn't feel like taking off my intercooler & stuff to get to the galley plug.

you shant be dissapointed
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what if i have a front mount? wouldnt be a problem for the galley plug?
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im soo confused...
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ummm... I'll install them for you if you pay me to do it and provide all necessary materials
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Originally Posted by stets
what if i have a front mount? wouldnt be a problem for the galley plug?
if you have a fmic, should be easy to get to. i was just looking at the pic on the prosport site, and it looks like the galley plug they're showing is by the turbo outlet, which means to get to it, you'd have to take off the tmic. but since you don't have one, you're half way there. whoa, livin on a prayer!
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ummm... I'll install them for you if you pay me to do it and provide all necessary materials
what would be all the necessary materials??
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I'd recommend you purchasing this item from prosport: http://prosportgauges.com/subaru-oil-galley-plug.aspx

Above is the 1/8NPT adapter I'll need to install your oil pressure sending unit into the oil gallery port that replaces the plug that was previously there.

here is the location of the oil gallery plug/port that you'll need to remove in order to install the adapter mentioned above.



I'll also need wire taps, zip ties

where do you live?

did you buy the premium gauges or did you buy the performance gauges? The sending units are different on the oil pressure gauges. The premium series has a smaller sending unit whereas the performance series has a larger one which may not fit in that area.

If you have the performance gauges then you'll need one of these due to the larger sized sending unit that is supplied: http://www.wrxtra.com/catalog/produc...products_id=34

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well i never order anything yet but i am planning on getting the premium gauges. i live kapahulu side. so all i need is that gallley plug and the gauges?
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