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Wow! Where ~did you get that correct looking speedometer that goes up to 70 MPH?I would enjoy seeing your truck in person. You've done something to be proud of !
I did an instrument upgrade and really like the added information it provides. I did not turn up my IP.
Thanks! That is exactly what I need it for, and I planned to get the adapter as well.Here's the link for the speedo:
Willys Jeep Parts, Restoration & Wiring from Walck's 4 Wheel Drive | Speedometer Assembly 0-70 mph 1945-1956 CJ Models
I put this on because of the 395 tire upgrade. I also got a speedo adapter to compensate for the tire size change from Boyce equipment.
Pyro gauge:
R3607TR - ISSPRO EV Auto - Red Pointers: Pyrometers / EGT Gauges - egauges.com
Probe:
R658SPL: Pyrometer Thermocouples and Accessories: Type K Thermocouples - 2.5" Probe Length - ISSPRO - egauges.com
Lead extension:
R660-10PL: Pyrometer Thermocouples and Accessories: Lead Wires - High Temp - ISSPRO - egauges.com
Boost: 0-15psi kit
VDO: Vision Black Series Gauges: Boost and Turbocharger Gauges - eGauges.com
The gauges are correct. Not sure about the probe and extension. Call them and they can clarify. You also need a drill bit and tap to thread a hole in the exhaust manifold. I drilled mine then when close to busting through the wall I started the motor and slowly drilled out the hole and taped it with the motor running. This was to minimize metal possibly going into the exhaust. I also put some grease on the drill bit and tap to aid in capturing metal bits. No issues a year later and I really like knowing how hard the motor is working. I have not and will not turn up my IP. It runs strong now so no need.
There is already a threaded hole for the boost on the intake.