Gauges for sale...
07 September 2006, 10:38 PM
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Gauges for sale...
Hey chaps,
I soon will have for sale my 3 dash mounted gauges.
Theyre Autogauge "Stealth 2", 52mm with a smoked face, designed to replicate Defis.
They are all electric and illuminate when the ignition is switched on, they then do a full 360''sweep before returning to zero just like the Defis.
These are oil pressure, oil temrature and boost. (pod not included)
Those that know me will know theyre in near perfect condition and are approx 6 months old.
These cost me over £140, im looking for £70 delivered or £60 if theyre collected.
Cheers chaps
Cak picture but you get the idea
I soon will have for sale my 3 dash mounted gauges.
Theyre Autogauge "Stealth 2", 52mm with a smoked face, designed to replicate Defis.
They are all electric and illuminate when the ignition is switched on, they then do a full 360''sweep before returning to zero just like the Defis.
These are oil pressure, oil temrature and boost. (pod not included)
Those that know me will know theyre in near perfect condition and are approx 6 months old.
These cost me over £140, im looking for £70 delivered or £60 if theyre collected.
Cheers chaps
Cak picture but you get the idea
Last edited by frayz; 08 September 2006 at 12:44 AM.
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they are mine for that...... 
08 September 2006, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Ive already been PM'd by cookie before anyone else had a chance lol...
If he decides to not have them then i'll let you guys know..
If he decides to not have them then i'll let you guys know..
09 September 2006, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Ive already been PM'd by cookie before anyone else had a chance lol...
If he decides to not have them then i'll let you guys know..
If he decides to not have them then i'll let you guys know..
Have you removed them yet?
09 September 2006, 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by cookstar
Have you removed them yet?
Im working 7 days a week at the moment.. the gauges arnt a problem but the senders will need me to do an oil change.
10 September 2006, 03:25 PM
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AFR (Air Fuel Ratio) meter is a damn good one to have, as it helps show if your car is detting, ie running lean
then i'd say either a water temp or volt gauge - especially if you're loaded with amps etc
then i'd say either a water temp or volt gauge - especially if you're loaded with amps etc
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10 September 2006, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Cornelius
AFR (Air Fuel Ratio) meter is a damn good one to have, as it helps show if your car is detting, ie running lean
then i'd say either a water temp or volt gauge - especially if you're loaded with amps etc
then i'd say either a water temp or volt gauge - especially if you're loaded with amps etc
sounds like a plan, wheres the best place to order so can have them all fitted at the same time
10 September 2006, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by cookstar
sounds like a plan, wheres the best place to order so can have them all fitted at the same time
Narrowband AFR gauges are not accurate at all and will be too slow to respond to the changes in ratio.
An ACT gauge is more use, if you dont have the cash for a propper wideband..
10 September 2006, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Dont bother with an AFR one mate unless youre going to run a wideband. A narrowband is worthless IMO
Narrowband AFR gauges are not accurate at all and will be too slow to respond to the changes in ratio.
An ACT gauge is more use, if you dont have the cash for a propper wideband..
Narrowband AFR gauges are not accurate at all and will be too slow to respond to the changes in ratio.
An ACT gauge is more use, if you dont have the cash for a propper wideband..
That means very little to me
10 September 2006, 06:19 PM
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The ones you will buy are narrowband ones mate and will only see the AFR that the ECU sees, theyre pointless as you dont get an actual AFR figure. You just get a very inaccurate set of flashing lights. Basically they only read a very very small amount of a massive scale.
11 September 2006, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Adidas
Most people only buy stuff for the flashing lights
I sometimes wonder if people think i actually like having a poxy multimeter hanging from my dash
....Dont think so 