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    Aftermarket Gauges.?

    just a quicky as i know one tends to be a cheap brand.. but which one is the cheap brand.? is it auto meter OR auto gauge.?

    im thinking if buying a set of auto meter ones but will stay away if there not so good. any ideas.?

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    i always thought the auto gauge ones looked cheap, i have one on my car and the colours have faded over time

    i go for the race tech ones, they look smarter

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    ok so i plan on getting

    1x coolant temp gauge.
    1x boost gauge
    1x afr gauge/sensor.

    now im not really keen on chopping holes in the dash but will do if needs be.

    can folks show me where they mount there gauges.?

    i think the only place i can think of without too much cutting is house all 3 gauges in the centre heater vents section.? are these vents easily removed.? and is there enough clearence behind them to house the gauges.?
    im wanting the setup to look kind of OE if you get me.?

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    Quote Originally Posted by raj View Post
    ok so i plan on getting

    1x coolant temp gauge.
    1x boost gauge
    1x afr gauge/sensor.

    now im not really keen on chopping holes in the dash but will do if needs be.

    can folks show me where they mount there gauges.?

    i think the only place i can think of without too much cutting is house all 3 gauges in the centre heater vents section.? are these vents easily removed.? and is there enough clearence behind them to house the gauges.?
    im wanting the setup to look kind of OE if you get me.?
    anyone with pics of where theyve mounted there gauges etc?

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    I use equus meters cheap and nice looking


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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    Ive got mine in the double din console Raj, not everyones cup of tea though as they arnt really at eye level

    https://www.rtoc.org/boards/album.php...pictureid=3495

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    you can even buy this. used in de 5 cup

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    Quote Originally Posted by sieger View Post
    you can even buy this. used in de 5 cup
    that looks like a good idea, i like it how exactly do you purchase from that website as theres no buying options
    Last edited by raj; 12-07-2009 at 22:21.

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    quiete like the look of that

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    ditto!

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    Re: Aftermarket Gauges.?

    just on the gauge not sure if this is of any use but I bought some gauges from mcgill motorsports and they were okay less than £20 each in fact I bought an oil pressure and water temp for £25 on an offer they had..

    ..admittedly I had to use some ptfe tape to seal the thread but they're quite nice looking.. don't get me wrong they're not "stack" products but they work

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