Boost gauge
#1
I am thinking about getting a boost gauge for my Turbo MY00. What will it cost me?. Where is the best place to mount it?. Would a Subaru dealer supply and fit it, if not who would?.
Cheers
Rob.
Cheers
Rob.
#2
You can get boost guages from Scooby Sport, Scoobymania, BRD, Nitosprt, Ripspeed etc (No order there!)
I believe Scoob dealers can supply and fit the STi guage. Cost circa £200. Looks nice but some find it a little hard to se on the cowling of the steering wheel.
Most people buy after market guages, (cost from £30 upwards)usually HKS or a couple of other makes and mount them into a pod either on or next to the A pillar. Pods very in price from cheap to £100+.
Fitting is said to be a doddle and if I remember correctly from previous posts the MY00 comes with a third blanked port on the top of the manifold which can be tapped directly.
Hope this helps.
P.
[This message has been edited by Sith (edited 02 January 2001).]
I believe Scoob dealers can supply and fit the STi guage. Cost circa £200. Looks nice but some find it a little hard to se on the cowling of the steering wheel.
Most people buy after market guages, (cost from £30 upwards)usually HKS or a couple of other makes and mount them into a pod either on or next to the A pillar. Pods very in price from cheap to £100+.
Fitting is said to be a doddle and if I remember correctly from previous posts the MY00 comes with a third blanked port on the top of the manifold which can be tapped directly.
Hope this helps.
P.
[This message has been edited by Sith (edited 02 January 2001).]
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How are you m8?
Was it you in the blue t plater that came past me on the Western Bypass doing about 120mph whilst flashing and waving? If not then who the hell was it?
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How are you m8?
Was it you in the blue t plater that came past me on the Western Bypass doing about 120mph whilst flashing and waving? If not then who the hell was it?
Rich
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Sith:
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I believe Scoob dealers can supply and fit the STi guage. Cost circa £200. Looks nice but some find it a little hard to se on the cowling of the steering wheel.
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Anyone know if this is backlit ?? I quite fancy it.
Cheers, Squizz.
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I believe Scoob dealers can supply and fit the STi guage. Cost circa £200. Looks nice but some find it a little hard to se on the cowling of the steering wheel.
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Anyone know if this is backlit ?? I quite fancy it.
Cheers, Squizz.
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If it was me, I would have been doing no more than 69.9mph...
Honest! Unless of course it was over-boosting? Obviously why I need a gauge!
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Honest! Unless of course it was over-boosting? Obviously why I need a gauge!
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Try Scoobymania. I bought a guage and pod for the A-pillar from there recently for about £100. The guage is white faced and back lit green as per the standard dials. As its a MY00 then there is a third blanked port on the top of the manifold. You will need some 3mm diameter pipe and silicon gel.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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