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Ive had mine for almost 3 months now,still works great.Very fast readings.Very happy with mine.

The new one I bought has a prob that you can adjust the depth,which were you set it changes the reading.I think it said about a 1/2" in.I think the highes reading I have got so far is 1005 wide open.:beer:

I bought the Auber 1812 meter it works great.Dont waste your money on the $29.99 one it lasted 2 days and started to smoke.And it was not accuate at all.

After a couple of you guys said you had a digital one and they worked great I bought another one yesterday.But I paid $100 for one this time instead of $30.This one is a Auber 1812 it has the better probe 1/8 NPT.:beer: I hope its worth the money.Thanks guys for the info.

I made a mistake on the number,its a N2006P no brand name.After looking at my probe and all the other probes for pyrometers I think I got the wrong one.It is a 24 volt meter.It looks just like the Auber 1812.When I got the meter it said 12V,so I Emailed the person they said it would work with...

Mine was a Auber 1812.After 2 days it shorted out and died,and started to smoke.I looked on Ebay again,there are cheaper ones and $90.00 ones.I didnt think there was a differance but the price,and the probe was shorter on mine.My probe was a 1/4 fine thread.The $90.00 ones use a 1/4 pipe...

They said its set on fahrenheit from the factory.Im going to check on it later.

It came with the probe.I installed it right above the turbo on the exhaust.Its a short probe.I guess you get what you pay for.I figured I would try it to see if it works.Later I will get a better one.

You can set it at Farenheit. or Celcius.

I made the bracket from a holley fuel regulator bracket.

On Ebay im thinking about $30.00.I bought it about 6 months ago.I finally put it on.

Has anyone else installed a 24 volt digital pyrometer.Are you getting the right readings off of it.I installed mine yesterday and was trying it out today.When I first start the truck im getting a 0 to 30 reading,but when im driving the truck it goes up fast.With the engine temp at about 165...