Quote Originally Posted by GAGE308
Damn Dude....LOL...Calm Down a Little....It'll Be ok....I happen to Think the Thing is benneficial to Drivers Pro and Not. To be able to glance down to see what the Fuel Consumption might be at a Bevy of different Times throughout the driving day...To somewhat Hone your efficient driving skills at certain times to acheive your optimum Fuel use per gallon. Instead of just using the traditional method of calculating your OVERALL MPG...with this in mind it has Probably helped MANY drivers to Lower their Overall gas usage by Controlling themselves at those certain Key points of speed change where they didnt realize there would be SUCH A CHANGE in MPG if a More Moderate acceleration. OR NOT...were used at that point..BUT...I Do think the Additional cluster package shown above MAY be your choice for adding the gauges you desire...Well anyway..Good luck ;-)
Sorry Guys, long day - long week - long month.

I guess I understand the usefullness of the gauge now. (egg on my face) But coming from a car that routinely got over 30 mpg in the city, I' rather not know every time I'm getting less than 8 miles per gallon. I don't drive hard, in fact often I don't get the RPM's over 2500-2700 in my normal driving day; and since my thermostat doesn't work (replacing soon) oil temp is more important to me.
-ashley