JDM s4 TII swap some final questions
03-19-12, 07:28 PM
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Looks like I need a boost gauge, so... many... to... pick... from! Ahhh I am overwhelmed with choice. They range from 25$ at the auto part store all the way to 300$!!
I don't need anything fancy but I heard digital is the way to go. I saw an AEM digital gauge on atkins rotary for 140 ish.
What is a decent gauge to get? What is the difference? What are 'brand names' that are higher rated?
Searching round the forum I didn't find much (could have missed a topic on it somewhere)
I don't need anything fancy but I heard digital is the way to go. I saw an AEM digital gauge on atkins rotary for 140 ish.
What is a decent gauge to get? What is the difference? What are 'brand names' that are higher rated?
Searching round the forum I didn't find much (could have missed a topic on it somewhere)
03-20-12, 05:45 PM
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Ah... Well, I guess it is best you got a brand new clutch then. You won't regret that purchase.
I've read plenty of great reviews about Prosport gauges. Plus, they're a VERY close match to the stock amber colored gauges.
I've read plenty of great reviews about Prosport gauges. Plus, they're a VERY close match to the stock amber colored gauges.
03-20-12, 09:46 PM
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One thing that had me worried was on some of the gauges it says not adjustable over 1000ft... I live in Denver, 5000ft, so not sure if I need something special for that or not. Otherwise I was looking at this:
http://prosportgauges.com/52mm-boost-gauge.aspx
Not sure if I should go mechanical or electric. Should I email them and ask about high elevation? Great prices!
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I went and had a look at their gauges, pretty slick!
One thing that had me worried was on some of the gauges it says not adjustable over 1000ft... I live in Denver, 5000ft, so not sure if I need something special for that or not. Otherwise I was looking at this:
http://prosportgauges.com/52mm-boost-gauge.aspx
Not sure if I should go mechanical or electric. Should I email them and ask about high elevation? Great prices!
One thing that had me worried was on some of the gauges it says not adjustable over 1000ft... I live in Denver, 5000ft, so not sure if I need something special for that or not. Otherwise I was looking at this:
http://prosportgauges.com/52mm-boost-gauge.aspx
Not sure if I should go mechanical or electric. Should I email them and ask about high elevation? Great prices!
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