Just after a bit of advice, i need some new 52mm in car gauges. Used to have spitfire gauges but i damaged them when removing the old engine... I prefer mechanical gauges rather than electrical ones but wondered what you guys used?
Just after a bit of advice, i need some new 52mm in car gauges. Used to have spitfire gauges but i damaged them when removing the old engine... I prefer mechanical gauges rather than electrical ones but wondered what you guys used?
My aem are the **** mate, love them, I know they are a bit pricey but if the cars a keeper, why not
stick with mechanical palOriginally Posted by Ashy
A bit priceyMy aem are the **** mate, love them, I know they are a bit pricey but if the cars a keeper, why not
Aye Glen, might just stick with the old faithful mechanical gauges...
Alot of members have mentioned stack, not sure if they are mechanical though.
Mechanical for me also ..the less electricery the better .It's a bit of a mission running 3m pipes to the dash but I'm happier that way
Mechanical racetech gauges done me well.
Racetech or mocal
I don't know much about them ashie mate, but I'm going to try a PLX DM6 as a starting point, is a electric one touch sceen, but its a multi gauge, all the modules can be hidden away and daisy chained together, so only one ,52mm
Gauge needed for everything, up to 30 sensors through one screen!
I would get a link up, but my phone sucks
www.plxdevices.com
Look at the new dm6 range
looks cool that one but..
thing is when im doing a 1/4 mile i wanna have a quick glance at all, not be touching a screen to check ive got oil pressure aswell as my afr etc etc..
That's just there basic all in gauge,they do loads of different ones for all applications,you could have 2 or 3 gauges but 6 or 7 sensors and just look at what you want at the time,but the gauges are monitoring all sensors and are ready to warn you of any problems you not looking at!
thing I love is you can daisy chain all the sensors so they work together.
You can set alarms(to your own parameters) if you start to lean out,or oil pressure drops to low,water temps to high and so on,check out the vids,I'm getting mine Tuesday so I let you guys know if it's cracked to be what it says!
They do mech and elec, and have an after market range and a pro range. The after market range are expensive and the pro range are for lottery winners only but, I'd say they make some of the best gear in the world. You generally pay for what you get.
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