With GlowShift’s Power Stroke pillar pods, you could choose to go with two or three of these gauges and more with the option of our Dual, Triple and Quad Gauge Pods. Transmission Temperature Gauges are also an important addition to any vehicle with a factory turbo, as well as diesel trucks that tow heavy loads over long distances. Pyrometer Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) Gauges are ideal for any F-Series diesel truck that is driving long distances or pulling heavy loads, closely monitoring your exhaust temperature to make sure it is not running too hot. A Boost Gauge indicates boost pressure in an internal combustion engine, and can be essential for any vehicle running a turbo (such as an F-Series 7.3L turbo diesel).
While there’s certainly no limitation on the types of gauges you can install into your Power Stroke gauge pods, Boost, Pyrometer and Transmission Temperature Gauges are considered three of the most effective and ideal that can be utilized with your OBS Ford Power Stroke. So the next step is selecting those that work most effectively with your Ford to add to your OBS gauge pods. GlowShift gauge pods for Ford trucks are ideal for housing your OBS Ford Power Stroke gauges.
WHAT GAUGES DO I NEED FOR MY OBS FORD POWER STROKE? That’s why these Ford F-Series pillar pods are not only extremely effective, but they also look great when added to your F-Series since they are factory color matched to duplicate your Ford’s existing A-Pillar. These models already have a strong, solid design, and by adding pods such as a pillar gauge pod Ford F-250-styled or pillar gauge pod Ford F-350-styled, you’re also enhancing the interior of your modified truck. Upgrading 1992-1997 F-Series models doesn’t end with modifications under the hood either. This is where Ford F-Series gauge pods come into play, giving you the option to house aftermarket gauges that go along with the increased strength and efficiency of your retrofitted Ford F-Series truck.
The OBS Power Stroke and 7.3L Diesel Power Stroke engine on these older models still are extremely reliable and are just as capable of towing heavy loads or handling other projects.Īs part of retrofitting these older models, there are numerous modification options such as adding an aftermarket clutch, adding turbochargers, or taking other steps to support ramped up engine speeds and boosted horsepower. Given the price of brand-new Ford trucks, which can run in the area of $50,000, these model years have become extremely popular in recent years for their retrofitting and upgrading capability. These Ford truck pods have been designed to fit the 1992-1997 F-Series models, including the Ford F-150, F-250 and F-350.
0 kommentar(er)
