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I purchased these to put in my truck but I am selling my supercharger instead of installing it. So I do not have a need for these. They were put in the pillar and hooked up to make sure they worked. It is an autometer wideband gauge Cobalt 6178 and cobalt boost 0-35psi 6104. I will do 325 shipped for both of these. If you would like the gauge pod I can send that as well.

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Do you need the harness extension to run the WB02, or does it reach without it?

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It would have reached on mine. I out in my truck and ran the wire but did not cut or weld in the bung. There was not a ton of extra but maybe a foot.

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I ran the wire through the 4" grommet for the main harness under the control module and up to the pod.

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I'll have to see where the bung on my headers lines up. Thanks for the info!

 

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Still available. I'm in Indiana occasionally if someone wants to meet up for these.

Still available. I'm in Indiana occasionally if someone wants to meet up for these.

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