[johnnyb]

does anyone make a turbo boost gauge that plugs into your obd II? new guy here I don't even know if the turbos are working I am use to the old diesels I could see the boost and hear them

 

[SPPD]

Welcome to the Forum!

Aeroforce Technology Inc | Welcome
Makes some really nice OBD2 plug and play gauges.

SPPD

 

[Bronze Bomber]

Well my 2011's are quiet! I can hear a little whine sometimes when I have the windows down. Also there is almost no lag which is awsome. Enjoy!

 

[Kc311]

Mine is tuned and I can hear mine very clearly with windows up or down. Even over the tires humming...

 

[GJN25]

Welcome, mine is tuned and I have an AFE Stage 2 CAI as well if you want to hear them scream thats the way to achieve it... No boost gauge needed lol.

 

[Yake Bait]

Welcome to the Forum!

Aeroforce Technology Inc | Welcome
Makes some really nice OBD2 plug and play gauges.

SPPD

Those gauges are pretty slick. How do they mount and how are they powered?

 

[SPPD]

Those gauges are pretty slick. How do they mount and how are they powered?

They are powered from the OBDII port. You can mount them in a pillar pod, or in the AC vent. Pretty much any standard gauge mount will work.

SPPD

 

[TT F-150]

Anyone have pictures of this set-up?

 

[13'TwinScrew]

I run tq pro app on a droid device ($5.00 app) and an OBD2 bluetooth dongle...you can clear codes and select a custom gauge layout (ie: boost/afr/timing/exhaust temps, etc.).

 

[thewrubelator]

Its really not complicated to run a boost gauge setup, the only problem I had was finding a 12v accessory source that turned on with ignition, which I used #38 in the passenger side fuse box. I run a Roush Mechanical gauge and vent pod.