Where to get some cheap gauges?

Started by Philo, November 27, 2007, 08:13:31 AM

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SiH

One of the plus sides of some of the more expensive gauges is the extra features they offer, and you can\'t really deny that they are useful (at times) The likes of Defis offer things such as adjustable warning limits, peak hold, time period playback and other things which can be pretty useful.
Having been out on a track day in a car with Defi\'s, i can say that the audible warning was a very useful feature - excessive oil and water temps were alerted of immediately, and the driver backed off saving potentially rather large bills :)
That\'s just an example though - obviously, it\'s horses for courses, and you can get cheaper gauges which offer similar functions. However, after having an AVCR with peak hold for boost and revs etc in my last car, i sold off all my gauges with the idea of buying Defi\'s, so i could have that facility on all of the important readings :)

d6277n

Quote from: AtomicRexWe sell the SPA gauges  These are a dual sensor and will fit in the slot where you existing fuel, water temp and oil pressure gauge fits

They come with the sensors and wiring as standard, and are configurable for alarm settings.  They are back lit....and you can choose from pretty much any combination you want...so getting 6 channels instead of 3.


Hi AtomicRex, do you have any more details/piccies for these as there isn\'t much information on your website - which models are they? How easy are they to fit in place of the standard gauges? I\'m tempted to hold off on fitting that UK clock set until I can afford a dual oil temp/pres gauge to replace the stock oil pres one. Could you get me the club price for this please? I\'d also be interested in a water temp/boost gauge if you do one.

pm me if you want to avoid cluttering the thread.

Ta,

Chris.
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