Has anyone used a mechanical fuel pressure gauge in a pilar pod? I know that it has the isolator, but what kind of line comes off of the gauge itself and runs to the isolator? Is there enough room under the pilar to run this line?

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I am told it can be done with an isolator as you describe. But an electric fuel pressure gauge is a lot easier to install and just as accurate.