Fitted my new gauges
25 April 2007, 10:15 AM
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Fitted my new gauges
Took no more than 2 hours from start to finnish and whilst doing this decided to move a few bits and bobs around a bit to try and make it a little bit tidyer
STI genome gauges 60mm,gauge holder from scoobyclinic
Relocated HKS turbo timer
Moved the Blitz boost controler to a better position on the center console.
Just need my stereo fitted now.
The scoob is a STI RA for thouse intrested
STI genome gauges 60mm,gauge holder from scoobyclinic
Relocated HKS turbo timer
Moved the Blitz boost controler to a better position on the center console.
Just need my stereo fitted now.
The scoob is a STI RA for thouse intrested
25 April 2007, 02:45 PM
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I aint being funny mate, but that shot of you centre console looks like a bit of a hatchet job.
Do you need all those read outs? I know loads of turbo owners, and the most they have is either the A-Pillar gauge pod or the dash mounted ones, and maybe a turbo timer tucked away somewhere.
I just dont understand why you need all those gauges/dials etc which all look different and, without wanting to sound rude, look like the controller for a remote control car bought from pound land.
I sincerely do not mean to offend, but u asked what people thought, and i think it looks a bit messy. Isnt there some other way, if you do need to know all the info these things tell you, to buy a more compact, neater looking unit. As i said before, where you have removed the bit of trim along the top of the centre console bit, showing the screws either side just doesnt do anything for me mate.
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Do you need all those read outs? I know loads of turbo owners, and the most they have is either the A-Pillar gauge pod or the dash mounted ones, and maybe a turbo timer tucked away somewhere.
I just dont understand why you need all those gauges/dials etc which all look different and, without wanting to sound rude, look like the controller for a remote control car bought from pound land.
I sincerely do not mean to offend, but u asked what people thought, and i think it looks a bit messy. Isnt there some other way, if you do need to know all the info these things tell you, to buy a more compact, neater looking unit. As i said before, where you have removed the bit of trim along the top of the centre console bit, showing the screws either side just doesnt do anything for me mate.
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25 April 2007, 06:16 PM
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No offence taken i know it still looks a bit un tidy,but i am on the look out for a new center console trim.The only gauges i have added are the genome STI set and control unit.the blitz and hks and inside/outside temp was already on the scoob when i got her earlyer this year,and trust me when i say this but it looked a whole lot worse than it does now.As for do you need all these gauges well i suppose you dont realy,but seeing as this scoob has been well modified by the previous owner i do fined having these puts me at ease to what is happening under the bonnet.
26 April 2007, 08:10 AM
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Glad what i said didnt come across wrong.
Two hours to fit the gauges!? 
took me two weekends 
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But saying that theres not much to it realy.
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