STI GAUGE POD ?real or bull
10 February 2002, 06:46 PM
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HELPHas any one heard of an original STi gauge pod sold by STi to fit three gauges into the centre dash area ? I have been offered a set but dont know if this is the real McCoy or just BULL can any one help, the person selling wants a lot of money and before I part with the cash I need to know
10 February 2002, 08:34 PM
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just sold my lamco/subaru gauge pack for p1..this shld be same as sti5 and has booost/oil press/oil temp located in middle of dash and sold for 300.00 bargain.they cost 750.00 as an option try nito for defi gauges
10 February 2002, 10:22 PM
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I think that these are the gauges that i am after for my 95 wrx, are they the ones that fit above the stereo, if so what size are the gauges. Does anyone know of any other companies who do gauges of this size.
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19 February 2002, 11:43 PM
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look at http://accessory.subaru.co.jp/imprez...x-sti/sti.html for the STi gauges and pod !
It's for the MY01 Newage-Impreza
It's for the MY01 Newage-Impreza
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28 February 2002, 12:27 PM
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Iain,
yummy, I like that 'pod'
don't suppose you have a pic of it out of it's resting place? just curious to see what it's construction is like.
What size gauges are they?
I have MY94 WRX Wagon and have a-pillar pod with boost gauge but would love a set of Defi's (guess 52mm ones) but nowhere to put em, hence one of these things would be cool.
just wondering if it's just a fascia thing, or actual cage type thing. Was wondering if I could just get a thick, say 10 - 20 mm, of 'something' plastic I guess, drill out holes and mount gauges.
yummy, I like that 'pod'
don't suppose you have a pic of it out of it's resting place? just curious to see what it's construction is like.
What size gauges are they?
I have MY94 WRX Wagon and have a-pillar pod with boost gauge but would love a set of Defi's (guess 52mm ones) but nowhere to put em, hence one of these things would be cool.
just wondering if it's just a fascia thing, or actual cage type thing. Was wondering if I could just get a thick, say 10 - 20 mm, of 'something' plastic I guess, drill out holes and mount gauges.
28 February 2002, 02:41 PM
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Guys,
The gauges are temp, boost and volts.
The boost gauge is mechanical and the temp gauge is electrical and the volts gaugeis err electrical
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Boost gauge is spot on it peaks at 0.9 bar which is right for my car. They are Lamco gauges and as Ninja pointed out as a Subaru upgrade these would add over £700 to the cost of the car.
The pod is a u shaped piece of metal with holes cut in it (I think it is in 2 pieces).
I am selling my set if anybody is interested.
Cheers
Iain
Edited to say
The gauges are 46mm, I don’t think that the defi’s would fit in there. The only quality gauges I have seen in this size are HKS and they were around £240 a gauge, bloody good gauges, but bloody expensive.
[Edited by Yee - 2/28/2002 2:46:02 PM]
The gauges are temp, boost and volts.
The boost gauge is mechanical and the temp gauge is electrical and the volts gaugeis err electrical
.Boost gauge is spot on it peaks at 0.9 bar which is right for my car. They are Lamco gauges and as Ninja pointed out as a Subaru upgrade these would add over £700 to the cost of the car.
The pod is a u shaped piece of metal with holes cut in it (I think it is in 2 pieces).
I am selling my set if anybody is interested.
Cheers
Iain
Edited to say
The gauges are 46mm, I don’t think that the defi’s would fit in there. The only quality gauges I have seen in this size are HKS and they were around £240 a gauge, bloody good gauges, but bloody expensive.
[Edited by Yee - 2/28/2002 2:46:02 PM]
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