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15 December 2010, 05:54 PM
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Thanks Bob, fingers crossed and cash waiting 
Have you got some pics of the ones you got, and the pod which they're going into? I've managed to tap a Defi pod off a mate
Have you got some pics of the ones you got, and the pod which they're going into? I've managed to tap a Defi pod off a mate
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16 December 2010, 09:49 PM
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Mine arrived today 
Very nice looking kits, all I need now is to get some time to myself to fit them, having read the instructions it looks pretty easy particularly as I'm going down the sandwich plate route.
I've seen folks saying to wrap the threads with PTFE tape anyone know if this is necessary with the sandwich plate too?
Very nice looking kits, all I need now is to get some time to myself to fit them, having read the instructions it looks pretty easy particularly as I'm going down the sandwich plate route.
I've seen folks saying to wrap the threads with PTFE tape anyone know if this is necessary with the sandwich plate too?
16 December 2010, 10:30 PM
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Hi mate, just got an email back...
He currently only has the 52mm (7 LED, peak recal func.) in stock, and can offer these at £4 off per gauges, then a further 15% off this figure..
The total for all three (boost, oiltep/press) would be £160.13
Dave, Rich (aka fistaboy/FBtuning) mentioned that PTFE wasn't the best way to go...
So i'm alittle lost with it all..lol..
Hi mate, just got an email back...
He currently only has the 52mm (7 LED, peak recal func.) in stock, and can offer these at £4 off per gauges, then a further 15% off this figure..
The total for all three (boost, oiltep/press) would be £160.13
Dave, Rich (aka fistaboy/FBtuning) mentioned that PTFE wasn't the best way to go...
So i'm alittle lost with it all..lol..
16 December 2010, 10:35 PM
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Fek was that with the sandwich plate? I wont tolerate dripping, I was hoping to avoid having to take alternators and such like off but if its gonna leak i'll have to bite the bullet..
16 December 2010, 10:37 PM
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If so, these are the ones I wanted anyway
If these are the ones I will definitely have all 3 off him. If you could let him know to reserve them for me and give me some contact details I'll get in touch with him
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James
16 December 2010, 10:40 PM
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Your more than welcome to pop down and i'll give you a hand fitting and finalising these...
Im off all of next week...
16 December 2010, 10:54 PM
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Would they fit in a tripple pod with the little buttons on? The ones pictured in the newage pod don't have them on - I'm presuming you can take the side buttons off then and they still work fine?
James
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16 December 2010, 10:56 PM
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The best place for them is behind the alternator, and on cylinder no.3. This way you dont hae to do an oil change too...so, i think this way is the easiest. Very easy stuff...
Your more than welcome to pop down and i'll give you a hand fitting and finalising these... Im off all of next week...
Your more than welcome to pop down and i'll give you a hand fitting and finalising these...
Im off all of next week...
I'll give the sandwich plate a go, if it fails I'll take u up on that kind offer
16 December 2010, 11:01 PM
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it not all that bd a job mate with alternator. get an adaptor an say 300mm braided hose a connect up so can use oil pressure there. sandwich plate waste imo. mines sat in garage
16 December 2010, 11:03 PM
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17 December 2010, 10:58 AM
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Bob. Mine arrived this morning but on the box of the Oil Temp gauge is says they are "Super white and Amber LED illumination series" Not the 7 LED I ordered Part number on the box is WA6047B
The Boost and Oil Pressure state they are the 7 LED Version
Part number on the box is WA6047BThe Boost and Oil Pressure state they are the 7 LED Version
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17 December 2010, 11:05 AM
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If it's not the right one, i'll get Dave to get in touch.
17 December 2010, 01:01 PM
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17 December 2010, 04:08 PM
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@Neil
Scoobyworld http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1536
I was attracted to it by the low profile styling, I've seen some comments about it warping in the heat but looks sturdy enough to me (perhaps its been revised?) but I aint fitted it yet so I can't say for sure, time will tell I guess.
Scoobyworld http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1536
I was attracted to it by the low profile styling, I've seen some comments about it warping in the heat but looks sturdy enough to me (perhaps its been revised?) but I aint fitted it yet so I can't say for sure, time will tell I guess.
17 December 2010, 04:48 PM
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Dave sent me the wrong one too.
He sent me a WA6047B, so i've fired off an email to tell him about the hiccup and how we can return the guages to him with no lost to ourselves..(prepaid evelop or refund of postage costs)
I'll PM you when i get a reply.
17 December 2010, 06:56 PM
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Im sooooo glad you spotted that on yours mate, it was the third one i picked up, and didn't think to check.
Dave sent me the wrong one too.
He sent me a WA6047B, so i've fired off an email to tell him about the hiccup and how we can return the guages to him with no lost to ourselves..(prepaid evelop or refund of postage costs)
I'll PM you when i get a reply.
Dave sent me the wrong one too.
He sent me a WA6047B, so i've fired off an email to tell him about the hiccup and how we can return the guages to him with no lost to ourselves..(prepaid evelop or refund of postage costs)
I'll PM you when i get a reply.
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17 December 2010, 08:11 PM
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@Neil
Scoobyworld http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1536
I was attracted to it by the low profile styling, I've seen some comments about it warping in the heat but looks sturdy enough to me (perhaps its been revised?) but I aint fitted it yet so I can't say for sure, time will tell I guess.
Scoobyworld http://www.scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog...oducts_id=1536
I was attracted to it by the low profile styling, I've seen some comments about it warping in the heat but looks sturdy enough to me (perhaps its been revised?) but I aint fitted it yet so I can't say for sure, time will tell I guess.
thanks for that i am much liking the low profile of that than the larger versions
22 December 2010, 07:35 PM
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He managed to get a few orders alittle squiffy, but i'm sure he'll sort them out. Make sure you ask him how to return them, as he'll either refund you your postage via a scanned recipt, or send you a prepaid envelope.
If you need details, PM me, and i'll send you his email...