My03 Gauges
30 September 2010, 04:52 PM
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My03 Gauges
Hi All,
Looking to get oil temp, oil pressure and boost gauges installed into my 03sti.
Which brand would you recommend and why?
Cheers,
J
Looking to get oil temp, oil pressure and boost gauges installed into my 03sti.
Which brand would you recommend and why?
Cheers,
J
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02 October 2010, 11:31 AM
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alot. lol. i fitted them myself for starters, as its an easy job. and i did not use a sandwich !!!!!! the kakumei 60mm carbon pod, is (to my knowledge), no longer avaliable. although im sure if you dig dig dig, you might find one second hand.
ill get the receipts out and cost it all up.
dan
ill get the receipts out and cost it all up.
dan
02 October 2010, 11:08 PM
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Someone on p1woc recomended r-spec gauges they looked great so went for a set of those myself 3 gauges and pod cost around £220 to 250 all in they come with everything apart from the sandwhich plate. The guy who fitted them couldnt beleive how good they were for the price. have a look on youtube at them. Not as good as the defis but if your not worried about recording info from them then they are a great buy.
03 October 2010, 02:07 PM
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It's covered by a plug, also threaded, with an 8mm Allen Socket on top. The plug is about 25mm across, and located on top of cylinder No3, which is rear-most cylinder, driver's side. You can see it if you look down in front of the intercooler to one side of the turbo inlet pipe.
It needs a LONG 8mm Allen key to get it out, and an adaptor, available from loads of places, to fit your sender. Use PTFE tape to seal both adaptor and sender.
No3 cylinder runs hottest, apparently, so it's the place Subaru choose for the oil temp.
Oil PRESSURE sender should be placed in the threaded hole for the OE oil pressure switch, which most people do without. It is situated on the front face top of the block, just under the alternator belt.
HTH
It needs a LONG 8mm Allen key to get it out, and an adaptor, available from loads of places, to fit your sender. Use PTFE tape to seal both adaptor and sender.
No3 cylinder runs hottest, apparently, so it's the place Subaru choose for the oil temp.
Oil PRESSURE sender should be placed in the threaded hole for the OE oil pressure switch, which most people do without. It is situated on the front face top of the block, just under the alternator belt.
HTH
03 October 2010, 02:24 PM
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depending on your funds,.......................this seller ships worldwide. 
, you could be the envy off all defi owners. lol. mmmmmmmm genomes
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-S...Q5fAccessories
dan
, you could be the envy off all defi owners. lol. mmmmmmmm genomeshttp://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JDM-S...Q5fAccessories
dan
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