Mechanical/Electrical Guages
27 February 2005, 12:23 AM
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Mechanical/Electrical Guages
Hi, quick question, i know it may seem stupid, but whats the difference between electrical guages and mechanical ones, its not to do with the display is it??
27 February 2005, 09:28 AM
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electrical is safer for example the mechanical oil temperature gauge uses a capillery that goes from the egine to the back of the gauge.
Electrical use senders so only the wiring goes into the back of the gauge
boost can be electrical like the hKS but most ppl have mechanical boost gauges as its only air
Electrical use senders so only the wiring goes into the back of the gauge
boost can be electrical like the hKS but most ppl have mechanical boost gauges as its only air
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