boost gauge
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Looking for a boost gauge if anyone has a spare laying around in the San Jose area
Also how do I order I-club stickers?
Also how do I order I-club stickers?
Last edited by Animal408; Apr 10, 2014 at 05:32 PM.
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Got an oem lamco coming out of the car in the next week.
Let me know. $60 picked up. Comes with t and restrictor. Will even go pick up some of the right size tubing for 5 extra bucks.
And go to the iclub stickers thread and go to page 1 for the purchase link.
Let me know. $60 picked up. Comes with t and restrictor. Will even go pick up some of the right size tubing for 5 extra bucks.
And go to the iclub stickers thread and go to page 1 for the purchase link.
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Prosport Gauges - Boost gauges, Wideband Air Fuel Ratio, 80mm tachometers, 80mm Boost gauges,Oil pressure gauges, peak warning Gauges. Wideband Air Fuel Ratio Gauges, 45mm gauges
You can get a new one for $43. Had mine since 2006, no problems.
You can get a new one for $43. Had mine since 2006, no problems.
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I just bought a boost, earl pressure and egt performance prosport gauges. Black face. They look as nice as the defis as far as style goes. Until they turn on that is.
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Prosport Gauges - Boost gauges, Wideband Air Fuel Ratio, 80mm tachometers, 80mm Boost gauges,Oil pressure gauges, peak warning Gauges. Wideband Air Fuel Ratio Gauges, 45mm gauges
You can get a new one for $43. Had mine since 2006, no problems.
You can get a new one for $43. Had mine since 2006, no problems.
Defi, Blitz, Greddy, AEM, Omori. Pick something reliable and dependable..
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If in doubt, FLAT OUT
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Yes, they do the job and they're fine. I got my boost gauge almost free, so I wasn't complaining. That said, I won't be going with them in the FXT.
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Hardly, more like Timex (Greddy) and Fossil (Defi) to a mud block with a cloth strap. Prosports have extraordinary high failure rates and even when they don't break outright they are frequently inaccurate. The entire purpose of a gauge is to feed you statistics. If they statistics aren't accurate, then they are literally pointless to have.
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We've had that inaccuracy discussion before and I don't recall where this was was proven to be an issue. Reliability issues were more with the cheapest ones not with everything they make, but still not a good indicator.
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Someone will always have a negative opinion about any product. Is a Defi 5 times more accurate and 5 time more reliable than a more affordable unit?.....probably not.
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