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i dont have a rev limiter plus i listen to the engine not worry about the tacho... u can tell by the sound of the car how hard ur going and when to change.

yeah u'll be sorry when i finally get around to puting my cooler and turbo in and im running 16psi ,.|.. o_o

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i got mine from autobarn too. factory replacement oil pressure gauge was ~$200+. autometer electric oil pres. gauge $130.

best brand:- there are many, but jap brands are a very popular alternative over the ones we have here.

looks:- up to you. but to me accuracy is important. i got a black faced gauge so it matches with the rest of my interior and of course i can't justify $250+ for a gauge. about $450+ for an apexi elect. oil pres. gauge ouch!

in all the gauges i've gone thru, i prefer elect. ones as opposed to mechanical ones.

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