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MetroMPG · 04-12-2012, 12:40 PM

No temp gauge: get a ScanGauge or equivalent. Built-in digital gauges make it way more functional than just an MPG-meter (though that part will help a lot and pay for itself as well). The SG also saves your highest coolant temp value for the current trip - useful.

Oh, and congrats on having the cojones to aeromod a new vehicle!! I think it looks great.

Interesting comments from the peanut gallery yet?

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