Anyone bought Auto Meter gauges ?
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Anyone bought Auto Meter gauges ?
Hi, as above - am thinking of buying these :
Impreza Gauges, Gauge Pods, Boost Gauges and Packs, Sandwich fitting kits and gauge holders :
I know most people will tell me to fit Defis - but then we do have a recession
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Impreza Gauges, Gauge Pods, Boost Gauges and Packs, Sandwich fitting kits and gauge holders :
I know most people will tell me to fit Defis - but then we do have a recession
Thanks
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hi keith
if you VIEW MY SCOOBY you will see the gauge and pod i have it is an auto gauge one i got off a guy from ebay i have used them before on 3 previous cars and never had a problem,it looks great lit up at night aswel.
good price too 50 quid for gauge and pod!!
hope thats of some use to you
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nick
if you VIEW MY SCOOBY you will see the gauge and pod i have it is an auto gauge one i got off a guy from ebay i have used them before on 3 previous cars and never had a problem,it looks great lit up at night aswel.
good price too 50 quid for gauge and pod!!
hope thats of some use to you
regards
nick
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Keith,
I've used Auto Meter gauges in most of my hot rods and they've been excellent. Most of the drag racing lads using them too, as they're robust, vfm and accurate. Have a look on the Summit racing website at the full range: Gauges, Analog - summitracing.com
I've used Auto Meter gauges in most of my hot rods and they've been excellent. Most of the drag racing lads using them too, as they're robust, vfm and accurate. Have a look on the Summit racing website at the full range: Gauges, Analog - summitracing.com
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Keith did you see the group buy I did on Prosport stepper gauges?
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...er-gauges.html
We can still get 10% off these if you are interested
Fantastic gauges for the money.
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...er-gauges.html
We can still get 10% off these if you are interested
Fantastic gauges for the money.
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Thanks for the feedback guys.
The Auto Gauges look good Nick.
I've also seen a lot of good reports on the Prosport as well.
But I think I'll get the Auto Meter gauges as nobody has bad stories and they have white faces and will go with the white dials in my MY98 Classic.
The Auto Gauges look good Nick.
I've also seen a lot of good reports on the Prosport as well.
But I think I'll get the Auto Meter gauges as nobody has bad stories and they have white faces and will go with the white dials in my MY98 Classic.
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The only thing i needed to do is make a remote pipe for the oil presure sender as there was not enough room to fit it direct to the block.
The thread size was the same as the standard presure switch so no need for adapters. I made my own remote pipe using brake pipe as they use the same size unions and then mounted it on the pas reservior. The oil temp sender was a lot less work as its only small and fitted that to the blanking bung above number three cylinder.
The thread size was the same as the standard presure switch so no need for adapters. I made my own remote pipe using brake pipe as they use the same size unions and then mounted it on the pas reservior. The oil temp sender was a lot less work as its only small and fitted that to the blanking bung above number three cylinder.
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The only thing i needed to do is make a remote pipe for the oil presure sender as there was not enough room to fit it direct to the block.
The thread size was the same as the standard presure switch so no need for adapters. I made my own remote pipe using brake pipe as they use the same size unions and then mounted it on the pas reservior. The oil temp sender was a lot less work as its only small and fitted that to the blanking bung above number three cylinder.
The thread size was the same as the standard presure switch so no need for adapters. I made my own remote pipe using brake pipe as they use the same size unions and then mounted it on the pas reservior. The oil temp sender was a lot less work as its only small and fitted that to the blanking bung above number three cylinder.
Thanks Sreve !
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