Everyone has a different way to do this all are working I have seen 64 psi at 6300 rpm with the fueling pump and plate. 24 at idle with my oil temp at 190 this is all on the dyno. running vr1 20w50

 

Thanks Drbuick It wasn't easy but it's done. I didn't want to show the oil line and I also have a Road King so not much to put on front. It's not a perfect vision point but easy to glance at. Its mounted with a bracket I made to sandwich in between the passengers foot board and the frame. It has a cool factor to me. Thanks for all your help!!

 

 

The final parts for the plumbing portion of this project arrived. I will get them installed tomorrow. Still waiting for the correct electrical plug and terminals from HD. (These are are mostly due to my OCD for easy connect/disconnect under the tank console.)

1/8" npt female to -3 AN male---------To connect the -3 AN line to the sender.
1/4" npt male to -3 AN male------------This will be threaded in oil filter housing.
18" -3 an SS braided line----------------Obvious
-3 AN female to -3AN male swivel-----This help correct line routing.

 

Dr Buick, what pump are you running in your build?

 

I am done with my install for now, other than working with my 3d printer guy to make a different bezel/spacer. I am using a rubber spacer for now.

I also changed sensor position, I put the temp sensor on top of the oil filter housing and moved the oil pressure fittings below. I did this because if I ever have to run wide band O2 sensors in my headpipe there would be a clearance issue.

Everything installed, no leaks.

 

fueling

 

Well done, looks great!

 

Just finished up a cam chest overhaul on my 17 RGU and wanted to be able to monitor actual oil pressure. Found this 1.5" mechanical gauge on ebay for less than $20.00. Whittled a bezel /cup out of stainless. Utilized one of the air cleaner bolt holes to mount the custom bracket I built out of SS. Had to make a custom fitting due to the tight quarters between the air cleaner. Has kind of a retro look to it.
​​​​​​Mike

 

Very good. Did you use tubing or was it machined out of bar?