hey! i got one of these last week, when im back in town hopefully ill fit them in and will post up pics and if its good or not, bit pricey but your really getting 4 gauges too...
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hey! i got one of these last week, when im back in town hopefully ill fit them in and will post up pics and if its good or not, bit pricey but your really getting 4 gauges too...
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^ Me too!
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Spoke to CC about these today. They said the EGT gauge flashes when its out of range (i.e. under 200c) which can be annoying at night but they're pretty good gauges other than that.
Guess I'll keep searching.
bugger that. if sensor is after turbo then its very often below 200c.
always get a gauge that goes down to 0c
always get a gauge that goes down to 0c
I'm running an Autometer Phantom II EGT in mine. Works a treat with no issues thus far.
Like you Krankin, the Fahrenheit issue is a bit of a pain but it matches in perfectly to the standard dash, even at night.
Not the best pick. I'll try to get one during the day this weekend.
Cheers,
VCrusty.
Like you Krankin, the Fahrenheit issue is a bit of a pain but it matches in perfectly to the standard dash, even at night.
Not the best pick. I'll try to get one during the day this weekend.
Cheers,
VCrusty.
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Dave
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How did you hold the pod on ?
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Dave
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I did that. Doesn't last, might silicon it.
Oh and I have VDO gauges, VDO all the way.
Oh and I have VDO gauges, VDO all the way.
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Dave
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Mine sits on 300-350C on the highway on the flats, will go to 400C on a hill.
Some commercial grade 3M stuff. Glue works best me thinks.
Oh and Ill PM you Fatboy. Got something to tell you.
Some commercial grade 3M stuff. Glue works best me thinks.
Oh and Ill PM you Fatboy. Got something to tell you.
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Dave said:
Really? 3M industrial grade as always worked a treat for me especially on clean plastic...
Did you preosol it? I wouldn't use sicka... Good luck getting it off in one peice. Better off with a tech screw that's hidden haha.
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Dave
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That was my second idea or a pop rivet. Haha.
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I had a VDO EGT gauge in degrees C but it wouldn't fit in the pillar pod. I got an Autometer "Cobalt" Egt and matching boost guage and they look the bees knees. The Autometer seems a bit more responsive than the VDO and I reads 20 -30 degrees warmer. If you are fitting gauges to a pillar pod the gauge must be 35mm or less to fit. Btw, I have a VDO Egt and boost gauge for sale. 0429622211.
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