wally world oil temp gauge
#11
06-08-2007, 10:31 PM
RE: wally world oil temp gauge
A geat addition. Works very well.
ORIGINAL: dchoran
The Wallys and the Hogtunes were the two best mods on my scoot. Oil gauge is 100% accurate and useful!!!
You'll be surprised how long it takes for the oil to get up to operating temp.
And on those hot 90F+ days, mine gets up to 275F. Normally ~225F.
Here is where I got mine: http://www.wallyscycleworld.com/virt...amp;PVSID=3013
While you are under the fairing, tighten up your trip odometer button (as seen above) from the inside - bound to loosen up and fall in someday!!!
Oh yeah, get some ear plugs too - Hogtunes will numb your hearing - even at 80 mph
The Wallys and the Hogtunes were the two best mods on my scoot. Oil gauge is 100% accurate and useful!!!
You'll be surprised how long it takes for the oil to get up to operating temp.
And on those hot 90F+ days, mine gets up to 275F. Normally ~225F.
Here is where I got mine: http://www.wallyscycleworld.com/virt...amp;PVSID=3013
While you are under the fairing, tighten up your trip odometer button (as seen above) from the inside - bound to loosen up and fall in someday!!!
Oh yeah, get some ear plugs too - Hogtunes will numb your hearing - even at 80 mph
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06-08-2007, 10:33 PM
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RE: wally world oil temp gauge
Have never had a problem with the gauge sticking. When I turn on the ignitionthe needlemoves up to 110 (like in the pic) and stays there until the oil is hot enough to register, which is about 15-20 min into a ride, sometimes lesswhen the weather is hot. Like you said, it is an easy install, much easier than I had anticipated. Next week, I have the pleasure of installing the biketronics kit.
#13
06-08-2007, 10:38 PM
RE: wally world oil temp gauge
McEwen puts out a great product. Have dealt with him on the pnone. By far the very best in customer service... Costs less than the HD set-up.
ORIGINAL: Spartan
I went with the HD oil temp gauge. The plug connectorfor the sending unit is much more secure than the one on the Mcewenharness. Gauge works flawlessly.
I went with the HD oil temp gauge. The plug connectorfor the sending unit is much more secure than the one on the Mcewenharness. Gauge works flawlessly.
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06-09-2007, 01:51 AM
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