Anyone live near North Ridgeville, Oh? There's a manufacturer (Aeroforce Tech) that is making a 52mm gauge with capabilities like the Scangauge (they say it will have more features) plus it looks better and will fit into a standard gauge pod. They need a local tester vehicle. It has to be a newer 4.0L. You have to be able to stop by the shop for install and then again at a later date so they can check it out. They're giving a free gauge for your trouble.
You can check it out here (PM Todd on their forum for details):
http://aeroforcetech.com/forum/viewt...hp?p=3115#3115
Here's a video of their gauge on another vehicle (they're available in different colors):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3F6C...eature=related


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