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  1. Beerslayer

    Which pyro and sensor to use

    Suggest that you put the pyrometer above the steering column where you can see it easily without taking your eyes far off of the road ahead of you. You really need to keep an eye on it when you have the fuel turned up, and having to look down to the dash panel is just that much more time your...
  2. Beerslayer

    Which pyro and sensor to use

    You can use just about any pyrometer, BUT, the gauge typically has a light in it, and it needs to be 24vdc. So that narrows your choices. I made the mistake of buying a 12vdc gauge and had to buy a resistor for it to work with 24v. I really like the gauge and sensor from Isspro.
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