KSSMYSS

I've searched through 10 pages of posts and didn't find anything...

I'm pretty sure this will in fact be plug and play, but i want to make sure lol. I have an 06 SS/SC and I'm tired of seeing boost in Kpa, but want my interior gauges to look consistent - so aftermarket gauge isn't what I want. So this would mean I could put a US version boost gauge in the car and have the same look and boost shown in psi.

This would make me happy

Questions are:

1. Does anyone have first hand experience doing this?
2. Will it be plug and play?
3. Will measurements be accurate?

Any help is appreciated.

Platinum_Injected

pretty sure it will be plug and play!!

KSSMYSS

That's what I'm thinking... anyone done this before or can anyone 100% confirm?

Sizzle06

iTrader: (4)

It's plug and play,been done before.I sold one to someone in canada and it worked.

KSSMYSS

sweet... thx!!!

plaxton

it is plug and play i did the same thing with mine. bought a psi gauge from a user in the states and plugged it in and it works perfectly. no worry's there.

KSSMYSS

Sweet... what did you pay if you don't mind me asking?

mkulrey13

iTrader: (39)

I'm selling mine but its a 30psi

KSSMYSS

Then I would have issues with needing a 3bar map no?

Snakes709

CDN to US SS/SC gauge is 100% plug and play.

20psi to 30psi requires a 3 bar sensor and something changed with the ecu.

plaxton

when i took mine out. i went from kpa to 30psi boost gauge. i did not change anything in the system. didn't think i needed to. seems to be working. but i will have to double check that now. i payed about 25 for mine.

~Mike~

iTrader: (2)

I've got a US version for sale. If interested, PM me. And like the others have said, it's 100% plug and play. I actually went from a US version to a canadian version for about 2 months lol

KSSMYSS

Thx for the offer... i just bought one yesterday after confirming it would work.

Hmmm... 30psi stock boost gauge from a TC? I'm pretty sure (not 100%) you need a 3bar map sensor for it to read correctly.

thedude411

iTrader: (1)

a mechanical boost gauge wouldnt be plug and play with a electrical one would it???

~Mike~

iTrader: (2)

No, not even close. Mechanicals require you to actually run tubing into the system to get the boost reading. Not hard, but def not "plug and play"

CobaltSC06

~Mike~ send me a PM for that US boost gauge shipped to my door in Canada