Defi guage group buy
20 March 2003, 01:38 PM
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I fancy some defi guages and a controller and the triple holder for top of dash.
I have been quoted £420 for the lot
(boost/oil temp and oil pressure guages)
I know these are very popular so i thought maybe a little discount on a group buy.
i have requested a costing on 15 people
I only want people who r prepared to pay around the price i have been quoted to say they r very interested
cheers
[Edited by rb5 286 - 20/03/2003 15:37:57]
I have been quoted £420 for the lot
(boost/oil temp and oil pressure guages)
I know these are very popular so i thought maybe a little discount on a group buy.
i have requested a costing on 15 people
I only want people who r prepared to pay around the price i have been quoted to say they r very interested
cheers
[Edited by rb5 286 - 20/03/2003 15:37:57]
20 March 2003, 06:23 PM
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I'm interested.
Is the price for 52mm or 60mm, what type of pod blah blah....
I probably won't want a boost guage cos I just agreed with a fellow SN'er to buy his at the weekend for column mount, but i assume i could get summat else like EGT...
Is the price for 52mm or 60mm, what type of pod blah blah....
I probably won't want a boost guage cos I just agreed with a fellow SN'er to buy his at the weekend for column mount, but i assume i could get summat else like EGT...
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21 March 2003, 01:45 PM
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Have you got the price for these yet assuming a group buy of course i was looking at these only the other day !!
I might be interested if the price is right !!
You should post a picture of these on this thread and i think the interest would be a lot higher?
I might be interested if the price is right !!
You should post a picture of these on this thread and i think the interest would be a lot higher?
21 March 2003, 05:06 PM
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as i said
I wont be F****d around on this group buy like the sti rear lights one i tried to sort.
THe price will be around £400 which is a blinding price if ur honest
if u want a different guage other then wot i have specified above i.e. fuel pressure/voltage????? then let me know
the pod holder will be the Defi centre dash one that replaces the flap
I wont be F****d around on this group buy like the sti rear lights one i tried to sort.
THe price will be around £400 which is a blinding price if ur honest
if u want a different guage other then wot i have specified above i.e. fuel pressure/voltage????? then let me know
the pod holder will be the Defi centre dash one that replaces the flap
21 March 2003, 05:48 PM
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I'm interested about the gauges but is it possible to take part and not buy the pod - I'm thinking of an autometer binnacle and dash-mount single 60mm boost instead? AFAIK NAM does the 60mm for the same price as the 52mm... 
waiting for the "sling your hook" comment for being awkward...
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waiting for the "sling your hook" comment for being awkward...
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23 March 2003, 10:25 AM
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I'm about to buy: Defi Meter BF 60mm Oil Pressure and Oil Temp, if you can get them on a group buy for less than £260 then let me know, cos thats how much they're going for, cheers
25 March 2003, 09:52 AM
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Interested m8 but would want egt, boost, and oil temp in 60 mm as i dont think they do a 52 mm pod for the new age do they. Seems a good price though all in
25 March 2003, 09:57 AM
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Yeah bloody good luck with it all mate. I arranged the last Defi group buy and wish I never bothered. It was so much hassle, and people were getting so pissy with me. There were all sorts of reasons why the gauges were delayed. I tried around three suppliers and eventually went with Scoobymania. Remember everyone will want different sizes and gauge options, and it'll be a nightmare to manage.
Good luck anyway.
Cheers Phill
Good luck anyway.
Cheers Phill
26 March 2003, 07:12 AM
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lolol cheers babber, maybe i should just post the suppliers name here and let them contact him themselves that way every1 gets wot they want at a gr8 price and i dont get the hassle
bad enuff at the mo as i'm trying to start up the RB5 owners club!!!
bad enuff at the mo as i'm trying to start up the RB5 owners club!!!
26 March 2003, 07:19 AM
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well what was done when I bought my STI V spoiler was that everyone put thier names down in here and the person running it posted the supplier contact.
Once everyone had phoned up and ordered then the whole lot was shipped out to everyone.
Makes a lot more sense than trying to get them all delivered to you and then having all that effort.
Once everyone had phoned up and ordered then the whole lot was shipped out to everyone.
Makes a lot more sense than trying to get them all delivered to you and then having all that effort.
26 March 2003, 09:54 AM
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rb5 286,
What I did was post all the prices and requested everyone to send me an email with there requirements. I created a Defi group buy folder in outlook and forwarded all the emails to the supplier.
The supplier then sorted all the orders out from there. The supplier did ask for a £100 deposit, which most people paid
As I said before, I did get messed around with a few suppliers (that shall remain nameless) I was very satified with the vendor I selected in the end, but I think it best not to post who supplied the stuff in the end
Thanks Phill C
[Edited by babber - 3/26/2003 9:55:51 AM]
What I did was post all the prices and requested everyone to send me an email with there requirements. I created a Defi group buy folder in outlook and forwarded all the emails to the supplier.
The supplier then sorted all the orders out from there. The supplier did ask for a £100 deposit, which most people paid
As I said before, I did get messed around with a few suppliers (that shall remain nameless) I was very satified with the vendor I selected in the end, but I think it best not to post who supplied the stuff in the end
Thanks Phill C
[Edited by babber - 3/26/2003 9:55:51 AM]
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