AutoMeter Canada
AutoMeter Performance Gauges — Canada
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AutoMeter is North America's most trusted manufacturer of performance gauges — their Sport-Comp, Pro-Comp, and Ultra-Lite series are the standard for enthusiast gauge installations in custom dashboards, race cars, and performance street builds. AutoMeter gauges cover oil pressure, water temperature, boost pressure, wideband O2, fuel pressure, voltmeter, and tachometer in multiple series and face colours. At MyPartsGuy.ca we carry the AutoMeter lineup, all priced in Canadian dollars with no import fees or brokerage charges.
For Canadian track day enthusiasts and performance builders, monitoring engine parameters with quality gauges is not just about aesthetics — it's how you catch a problem before it becomes catastrophic engine damage. An oil pressure drop or coolant temperature spike is visible in real time on a quality gauge installation.
Popular AutoMeter Products
- Boost gauges — 30 PSI and 60 PSI ranges for turbocharged builds
- Oil pressure gauges — 0–100 PSI mechanical and electrical
- Water temperature gauges — 100–260°F and metric ranges
- Wideband O2 controllers — for tuning and fuelling monitoring
- Tachometers — 8,000 and 10,000 RPM with shift lights
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Frequently Asked Questions
AutoMeter Sport-Comp vs Pro-Comp vs Ultra-Lite — what is the difference?
Sport-Comp is AutoMeter's most popular series — a classic gauge face available in black or white with clear, readable markings. Pro-Comp adds a brushed aluminum bezel and more detailed face graphics — a premium street and track look. Ultra-Lite uses a lightweight aluminum housing designed for motorsport weight reduction. For most Canadian enthusiast builds, Sport-Comp delivers the best balance of readability, aesthetics, and price. Pro-Comp for a premium interior installation. Ultra-Lite for dedicated race cars.
Mechanical vs electrical gauges — which should I choose?
Mechanical gauges use a physical line running from the engine to the gauge — more accurate and faster responding, but require routing a fluid line into the cabin. Electrical gauges use a sending unit at the engine and an electrical signal to the gauge — easier to install, slightly less instantaneous. For boost pressure especially, mechanical gauges are preferred by serious builders for their instant response. For oil pressure and water temp on a street car, electrical is more practical.