Any1 running Prosport Gauges??
Its the premium Series 52mm Gauges.
I have since switched the gauges, and am running the prosport premium series 52mm Boost Gauge, EGT Gauge, and Prosport Wideband Gauge.
Great for the price IMO!!!
I have since switched the gauges, and am running the prosport premium series 52mm Boost Gauge, EGT Gauge, and Prosport Wideband Gauge.
Great for the price IMO!!!
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What people fail to consider is accuracy. Have you guys taken it to a tuner to see if the readings on these are, in fact, correct?
I have heard horror stories of having a bunch of different gauges installed in succession and each one read something different.
Not trying to crap on them or anything, but I feel its something to consider.
I have heard horror stories of having a bunch of different gauges installed in succession and each one read something different.
Not trying to crap on them or anything, but I feel its something to consider.
This is not directed towards u, but to the OP.
one of the worst things about smoked lenses are the glare (see pic above). When the sun's shining, good luck trying to read it.The sun's not even shining on the gauges and there's already glare.
I have a Prosport Volt gauge and when I got it alongside my Omori boost gauge, the quality of the Omori is just light years better. Prosport gauges is made out of plastic everything, whereas the Omori has a metal casing. The Prosport has lousy instructions (literally says nothing and shows u generic kindergarten-grade pictures) and lousy wiring whereas the Omori has good wiring and detailed instructions.
Plus the font on the Prosport may "look" better over the dull looking Omori font, but the Omori font is much easier to read. Plus I have no problems with glare whatsoever with the Omori. The Prosport one is difficult to see when there's a lot of sun and a lot of glare.
As for price, u can't beat the Prosport, but u get what u pay for...cheap parts.
one of the worst things about smoked lenses are the glare (see pic above). When the sun's shining, good luck trying to read it.The sun's not even shining on the gauges and there's already glare.
I have a Prosport Volt gauge and when I got it alongside my Omori boost gauge, the quality of the Omori is just light years better. Prosport gauges is made out of plastic everything, whereas the Omori has a metal casing. The Prosport has lousy instructions (literally says nothing and shows u generic kindergarten-grade pictures) and lousy wiring whereas the Omori has good wiring and detailed instructions.
Plus the font on the Prosport may "look" better over the dull looking Omori font, but the Omori font is much easier to read. Plus I have no problems with glare whatsoever with the Omori. The Prosport one is difficult to see when there's a lot of sun and a lot of glare.
As for price, u can't beat the Prosport, but u get what u pay for...cheap parts.
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This is not directed towards u, but to the OP.
one of the worst things about smoked lenses are the glare (see pic above). When the sun's shining, good luck trying to read it.The sun's not even shining on the gauges and there's already glare.
I have a Prosport Volt gauge and when I got it alongside my Omori boost gauge, the quality of the Omori is just light years better. Prosport gauges is made out of plastic everything, whereas the Omori has a metal casing. The Prosport has lousy instructions (literally says nothing and shows u generic kindergarten-grade pictures) and lousy wiring whereas the Omori has good wiring and detailed instructions.
Plus the font on the Prosport may "look" better over the dull looking Omori font, but the Omori font is much easier to read. Plus I have no problems with glare whatsoever with the Omori. The Prosport one is difficult to see when there's a lot of sun and a lot of glare.
As for price, u can't beat the Prosport, but u get what u pay for...cheap parts.
one of the worst things about smoked lenses are the glare (see pic above). When the sun's shining, good luck trying to read it.The sun's not even shining on the gauges and there's already glare.
I have a Prosport Volt gauge and when I got it alongside my Omori boost gauge, the quality of the Omori is just light years better. Prosport gauges is made out of plastic everything, whereas the Omori has a metal casing. The Prosport has lousy instructions (literally says nothing and shows u generic kindergarten-grade pictures) and lousy wiring whereas the Omori has good wiring and detailed instructions.
Plus the font on the Prosport may "look" better over the dull looking Omori font, but the Omori font is much easier to read. Plus I have no problems with glare whatsoever with the Omori. The Prosport one is difficult to see when there's a lot of sun and a lot of glare.
As for price, u can't beat the Prosport, but u get what u pay for...cheap parts.
Our Instructions have been revised 6-8 months ago.
I can not comment on Omori gauges, But we havent had any customer call and complain about the body, bezel or quality overall on the gauges. .
We use the latest Swiss stepper motor movements/ Air core and electric components, nothing cheap here. Most other companies use single bulb designs, Our gauges come with Built in LED's on the back board.
If you had trouble seeing the smoke series we do offer a clear lens. Maybe you have a drop top
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