Depo Gauges Group Buy - 25% Discount
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hey bigbob,
i cant pm you so can you email the details to
Markedwards146@yahoo.co.uk
i will then pay ASAP
cheers,
Mark
i cant pm you so can you email the details to
Markedwards146@yahoo.co.uk
i will then pay ASAP
cheers,
Mark
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The lead time for our gauges B0DSKI is around 3 weeks, and Dave was a gent and ordered them about 4/5 days before we all paid, so I'd say roughly round 2 weeks...sorry mate, im in the same boat...itching to get them now..
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hey bigbob,
i cant pm you so can you email the details to
Markedwards146@yahoo.co.uk
i will then pay ASAP
cheers,
Mark
i cant pm you so can you email the details to
Markedwards146@yahoo.co.uk
i will then pay ASAP
cheers,
Mark
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Ok guys, this Group Buy is now closed, gauges on order and I think everyone is itching to get their mits on them now...lol...
Everyone has paid up and pleased that there is a good number on the list...
Everyone has paid up and pleased that there is a good number on the list...
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Me nither, sandwich plates are the easiest, but don't give the truest readings, or so i've heard.
Dave, if DSA Dave is gonna install your pod for you, he'll put the oil temp in the sump. The presure sensor will go behind the alternator (i think)...DSA dave dosnt like the sandwich plates, but if you insist he will.
Also, what pod you go for? I'm well chuffed, i found an ATI one, with all clips on ebay for 40 squid, lol. He listed it as a boost pod...
Dave, if DSA Dave is gonna install your pod for you, he'll put the oil temp in the sump. The presure sensor will go behind the alternator (i think)...DSA dave dosnt like the sandwich plates, but if you insist he will.
Also, what pod you go for? I'm well chuffed, i found an ATI one, with all clips on ebay for 40 squid, lol. He listed it as a boost pod...
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Me nither, sandwich plates are the easiest, but don't give the truest readings, or so i've heard.
Dave, if DSA Dave is gonna install your pod for you, he'll put the oil temp in the sump. The presure sensor will go behind the alternator (i think)...DSA dave dosnt like the sandwich plates, but if you insist he will.
Also, what pod you go for? I'm well chuffed, i found an ATI one, with all clips on ebay for 40 squid, lol. He listed it as a boost pod...
Dave, if DSA Dave is gonna install your pod for you, he'll put the oil temp in the sump. The presure sensor will go behind the alternator (i think)...DSA dave dosnt like the sandwich plates, but if you insist he will.
Also, what pod you go for? I'm well chuffed, i found an ATI one, with all clips on ebay for 40 squid, lol. He listed it as a boost pod...
I've gone for a center pod from scoobyworld, its low profile which is what i'm after, i've seen mixed reviews on the quality of it tho, but i'm hoping i'm lucky with it as I really like its design, otherwise it will get binned after 6 months and an ATI one ordered, you done well getting one for that price
If I post no fotos afterwards then its probably fair to say it all went pete tong..
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Again, very sorry, i didn't mean to ignore your post....
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Think you were the lucky one, Dave had yours in stock.....
When you get it all wired up, you gonna post a couple of pics?...Would be great.
Whats your first thoughts of it so far, just unpacking it and seeing it?
When you get it all wired up, you gonna post a couple of pics?...Would be great.
Whats your first thoughts of it so far, just unpacking it and seeing it?
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Will sort out some pics once I get it fitted and wired.
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These gauges are generic with a badge on the face. Check ebay for Stepper Boost gauges. Half the price and the same thing
Like this > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/52mm-RACE-TECH...52275449793587
Or
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AUTOGAUGE-ANGE...item5640c91b78
Like this > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/52mm-RACE-TECH...52275449793587
Or
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AUTOGAUGE-ANGE...item5640c91b78
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These gauges are generic with a badge on the face. Check ebay for Stepper Boost gauges. Half the price and the same thing
Like this > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/52mm-RACE-TECH...52275449793587
Or
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AUTOGAUGE-ANGE...item5640c91b78
Like this > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/52mm-RACE-TECH...52275449793587
Or
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AUTOGAUGE-ANGE...item5640c91b78
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They may state Japan, but:
"Depo Racing was founded in 2004 by a gauge enthusiastic family in Taiwan. We are the leading manufacturer and supplier, focusing on tuning performance. Our factory is base in the north of Taiwan as most of our network suppliers are also located in this area. We recently carry various products in line, including both analog and digital series. In general, we release at least a complete new series every year depending on different market desire and trend. New products enable customers to have strong product range and the power to stand in the leading position of the market. "
And the ones that say Swiss, actually are just referring to a smooth, swiss style movement inside to prevent needle flutter
I've been speaking to a rep from Depo in Taiwan this morning via email (alibaba.com trade site).
I was, in all honesty, trying to blag a free sample, or at very least, a low cost one, but their minimum order quantity was for $5000 USD. Haven't got a price list yet so don't know how many gauges this would buy! Anyway,working on those figures it would take approx 100 people buying 1 gauge each at £50 lol
Sorry, been bored today haha
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Hey guys and girls,well, guys...
Thought an update was in order...been talking to Dave, he's expecting to have the order in his hands around the 10th Dec.
Also, anyone wanting a sensor adaptor, one that will T the original oil pressure sensor spot behind the alternator. To allow the original sensor for the dash light, as well as the oil sensor for the gauge...
This is £15 and he can package it up with the gauges.
Thought an update was in order...been talking to Dave, he's expecting to have the order in his hands around the 10th Dec.
Also, anyone wanting a sensor adaptor, one that will T the original oil pressure sensor spot behind the alternator. To allow the original sensor for the dash light, as well as the oil sensor for the gauge...
This is £15 and he can package it up with the gauges.
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I'll see what Dave can do mate, looking for any type inparticular?
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Thanks Bob, I would like the electronic stepper gauges with the peak/light function. Are the little buttons on the sides neccessary or can they be removed (fitting them into a tripple gauge pod)
Regards,
James
Regards,
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Recived mine today, look really good...serioulsy impressed
The buttons are removable, and it seems to work without it, if you just use it too set it up..Mine are going in a ATI triple gauge pod, and with alittle squeezing, the buttons will fit too...
P1#1015 i'll ask Dave, see what price he can give you and things...
The buttons are removable, and it seems to work without it, if you just use it too set it up..Mine are going in a ATI triple gauge pod, and with alittle squeezing, the buttons will fit too...
P1#1015 i'll ask Dave, see what price he can give you and things...