See Syltechs Data Sheet Here Download Haltech Specific Data SheetDownload Motec Specific Data SheetDownload Emtron Specific Data SheetDownload Link Specific Data SheetDownload MaxxECU Specific Data Sheet The Syltech MSPP-3P-G35-N8 is a professional-grade 35BAR (507.6 PSI) Gauge Pressure Sensor built for extreme pressure monitoring in high-performance and motorsport environments. Whether you're tracking fuel, oil, or boost pressure at the upper limits, this sensor offers exceptional accuracy, fast response, and proven reliability. With a 0.5–4.5V linear output, robust 1/8" NPT thread, and a sealed 3-pin connector, this sensor integrates seamlessly with standalone ECUs such as Haltech, MoTeC, Link, MaxxECU, and Emtron. It’s built to handle high-pressure applications including methanol fuel systems, CO₂ boost control, dry sump oiling, or any system running above 500 PSI. Designed for durability under harsh conditions—heat, vibration, fuel, and fluid exposure—the MSPP G35 series is the ultimate solution for tuners who push their builds to the limit. Best Use Cases: High-pressure fuel or methanol injection systems Turbo boost or CO₂ pressure monitoring in extreme setups Dry sump oil pressure monitoring on track or drag builds ECU-based protection strategies using high-pressure thresholds Compatible with Haltech, MoTeC, Link, MaxxECU, Emtron & more Key Features: 35BAR (0–507.6 PSI) gauge pressure range 0.5–4.5V analog output for direct ECU integration 1/8" NPT male thread – fits most performance sensor ports 3-pin sealed connector – motorsport-grade reliability Compact, rugged design for high-vibration and high-temp environments Compatible with petrol, ethanol, diesel, oil, water, air, and CO₂ Ideal for drag racing, time attack, and high-output street builds Technical Specifications: Pressure Range: 0–35BAR (0–507.6 PSI) Output Signal: 0.5V–4.5V linear (3-wire) Thread: 1/8" NPT male Connector: 3-pin (sealed/motorsport-style) Supply Voltage: 5V Accuracy: ±1% Full Scale Operating Temp: -40°C to 125°C Compatible Fluids: Fuel (E85, methanol, petrol), oil, air, coolant, CO₂
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