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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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07/09/2006 18:45
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Any boost gauge other than a TIM one - spend about 50 quid and just keep looking on ebay until you find one you like. Blitz and autometer are good IMO>
You can't replace the EBV with another EBV. A lot of people run Electronic controllers (pricey) or a PRV - for a PRV PM Cosmograph.
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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07/09/2006 19:08
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I changed from a durite to a caerbont, about £40 because it gives a nice smooth reading and doesnt flicker about, feels more solid too. Side / passenger view
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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07/09/2006 19:10
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Same gauge as me - not one moment's problem with it <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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07/09/2006 19:59
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If you like it then cool - but I had the same one for about 10 mins before removing it - it rattled, the backlight looked tacky and cheap, and there are no proper increments for you to tell what boost you'r getting, oh - and the response of the needle seemed laboured as well.
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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07/09/2006 20:39
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There is an autometer one available which matches up with the standard dials quite nicely. autometer gaugesEdit: Assuming here that you have the black dials.
Last edited by mattB; 07/09/2006 20:40.
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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08/09/2006 02:18
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I think the autometer ones only come in psi flavour. Different car forums seem to have a preference for either psi or bar, on here it seems to be bar so it might be advantageous to go this route.
I am happy with mine, looks good and is reasonably accurate compared to my avc-r.
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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08/09/2006 03:22
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I have to say, despite the many criticisms aimed at the TIM brand, mine was fine for the two years I owned it. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> was that in your saxo? <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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08/09/2006 03:40
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autometer is nice... have on on bar.. lights are the same as the coop.. nice install!
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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08/09/2006 06:36
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Anyone tryed a Swoosh gauge? Looks very standard.
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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08/09/2006 18:07
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The Swoosh gauge looks good too, has anyone used that or the Autogauge boost gauge? I have a autogauge one fitted currently, seems to be quite good but ive managed to get my hands on a white faced autometer one to match my dials <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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08/09/2006 18:18
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You could kill two birds with the one stone and install an EBC that displays boost! I'm going for a GReddy in the air-vent position see here
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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10/09/2006 00:21
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Fine looking install there davidub! Rachtech boost gauge like mine too. That particular install courtesy of Allystew! However, I'll have a similar one by this time next week <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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10/09/2006 04:48
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Cheers for the plug David <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />. Darren like I said in PM I have Racetech. Used in rally cars as its excellant quality and reads to 2.5 bar, so is in FCCUK friendly bar reading. Also matches standard gauges perfectly.
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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12/09/2006 00:32
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Same gauge as me - not one moment's problem with it <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Jayell, where did you get this boost gauge from? [just checked their website, saw all options, was rather confused with bezels...] no prices though! cheers
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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12/09/2006 00:43
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BTW, what do ppl think about the Mocal Aeroquip that Demon tweeks offer? They are not as expensive as all things DT offer (only 28.49) and I'm worried it's crap! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Looks rather stock and simple, I like it a lot. 'ere cheers
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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12/09/2006 00:49
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Same gauge as me - not one moment's problem with it <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Jayell, where did you get this boost gauge from? [just checked their website, saw all options, was rather confused with bezels...] no prices though! cheers Here, mate <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Boost gague recommendation?
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12/09/2006 01:01
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BTW, what do ppl think about the Mocal Aeroquip that Demon tweeks offer? They are not as expensive as all things DT offer (only 28.49) and I'm worried it's crap! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> Looks rather stock and simple, I like it a lot. 'ere cheers Got it in mine and no problems with it In the tipo beforeIn the coupe
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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12/09/2006 03:07
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cheers Begbie,
I'm afraid I'm going to buy that then <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
btw, did you have a chance of checking weights and shipping costs for the other stuff?
V.
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Re: Boost gauge recommendation?
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12/09/2006 07:55
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I've switched from an autogauge (wich I couldn't read at daylight) to a Mocal (wich is much better in that respect). The thing is that it allways reads some vacuum even if I'm at idle. It does seem to read accurately at 1.2.
Is this normal??
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