#8195, "RE: HRC Stage 1 Question...." In response to Reply # 0
I would recommend an EGT and a digital A/F gauge. HRC comes with a fuel pressure gauge, last time i checked.. One range colder plugs (try the BKR7E-11).
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#8196, "RE: HRC Stage 1 Question...." In response to Reply # 1
stage one- EGT gauge, AF gauge. Fuel pressure comes with it.. but its not a permanent gauge and does not go inside your car. For stage one.. HRC recommended stock plugs.
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#8197, "RE: HRC Stage 1 Question...." In response to Reply # 2
I would have to recommend BKR7E-11 plugs too. I used them for when I was stage 1 and currently.
My costs for stage 1: Kit shipped: $2245 EGT gauge & probe: $114 Digital A/F gauge: $50 (highly recommend a DIGITAL A/F gauge.) Dual a pillar pod: $30 Random wiring is cheap, but don't break your o2 sensor..that is expensive I learned that first hand.
I just left the fuel pressure gauge hooked right up to the FPR. No problems for the past 6 months (5 thousand miles).
#8198, "RE: HRC Stage 1 Question...." In response to Reply # 3
Hey Jeff, where did you get your egt with probe from ? i am planning on getting a autometer or the greddy peak hold etc? thanks Michael 99gs
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