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If you want to make it accurate, move the sensor to the radio bracket as low as the wiring will let it. Fasten it with some velcro. It'll read properly then. Might take a few miles to get it spot on if you park in a warmer garage.
I bought mine from my local stealer. $139.00 plus 15% end of the year discount. A little more than the other aftermarket gauges.... but it matches the other gauges EXACTLY.
Very few people get close enough to see the lettering on the gauges... or the glow color at night.... but as we all know.... real beauty is in the details.
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