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Nordskog Fuel PSI Gauge

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The senders will hold up very well on a 24 valve since there isn't much pulsation like a 12. A 12 valve will kill a sender fast if a snubber isn't used. Main concern on mounting a sender directly to the canister is engine vibration combined with the top heavy sender. The potential for the small sender fitting breaking off or cracking would be high.
 
Ifflem,By snubber am i correct in assuming you mean a rubber connection hose ( vibration dampner) ,if so how long can that hose be, without effecting the reading on the fuel pressure,i know guys are using grease gun hoses which are a foot or so long & i,ve heard people say the sender needs to be as close to the fuel source as possible,a little confused on that one. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks. Ian
 
Can you run the 0-100 gauge instead of the 0-16 on the 24V; in case a pusher pump is added and will be seeing higher pressure? What's the difference?
 
Yes you can, the 0-100 digital is the one I'm looking at getting.

Mopars1 out in Illinois has two, one pre-filter, the other post filter.

I don't own any myself, I've been running AutoMeter, but not 100% satisfied with them.

As of this writing, we in the TDR are still unable to get a quality matched analog set of gauges, consisting of 0-60 or 0-100 boost, 0-1600EGT, and 0-35 psi fuel pressure.

SPA's are the best choice, looks like. If you want digital, and want to spend the $$$.
 
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