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22 March 2002, 11:23 AM
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Dear ScoobyNetters,
I own a MY96 UK Turbo, which is running like a dog. I need to fit a boost gauge to see what’s going on.
I will probably go for an A pillar pod and mechanical gauge (I guess mechanical is more accurate, shoot me down if not).
Could you recommend a pod and gauge to buy, don’t have much cash at the mo so looking at a ton/ton fifty?.
Cheers.
Ian.
I own a MY96 UK Turbo, which is running like a dog. I need to fit a boost gauge to see what’s going on.
I will probably go for an A pillar pod and mechanical gauge (I guess mechanical is more accurate, shoot me down if not).
Could you recommend a pod and gauge to buy, don’t have much cash at the mo so looking at a ton/ton fifty?.
Cheers.
Ian.
22 March 2002, 02:30 PM
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23 March 2002, 11:20 AM
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See your post in interior
Also Power engineering do a nice pod!! It sits on the dash tucked in to the A pillar corner.
http://www.powerengineering.co.uk/subaru/index.htm Sorry no pod pic but it's £49.35 and the gauge is £55.23 inc. Vat
Usual disclaimer: I have no connection with this company, just a satisfied customer
Iain.
Also Power engineering do a nice pod!! It sits on the dash tucked in to the A pillar corner.
http://www.powerengineering.co.uk/subaru/index.htm Sorry no pod pic but it's £49.35 and the gauge is £55.23 inc. Vat
Usual disclaimer: I have no connection with this company, just a satisfied customer
Iain.
02 April 2002, 07:38 AM
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