17/11/05 02:30 AM17/11/05 02:30 AM #1 I am not sure if theses are any good but they look the part.. has anyone used them before.. they are called Auto Gauge boost and oil.. might have to give them a go but just wanted to see if anyone has them already?Also anyone know who in Perth could install these for a good price? What would it cost to fit the pod and 2 gauges?
17/11/05 02:41 AM17/11/05 02:41 AM #2 I have autometer boost and oil pressure ready to be installed. haven't got a quote yet cause I was gonna try and do it myself. Interested to see what the going price is though.
17/11/05 02:46 AM17/11/05 02:46 AM #3 I am not sure if theses are any good but they look the part.. has anyone used them before.. they are called Auto Gauge boost and oil.. might have to give them a go but just wanted to see if anyone has them already?Also anyone know who in Perth could install these for a good price? What would it cost to fit the pod and 2 gauges?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>The gauges and gauge pods are a pretty easy fit if your a little bit mechanically inclined. it took me about 4 hours to fit my boost gauge and air fuel ratio gauge..dont know what those gauges are like or who u could get to fit them but...
17/11/05 02:59 AM17/11/05 02:59 AM #4 Author the gauges seem a bit cheap bout 80 bucks each.. hope they still do the job might order them next week.. will let you all know if they are worth getting.
17/11/05 05:09 AM17/11/05 05:09 AM #5 they look they would suit the dash.. definatly let us know how you go, and where you got them from!!
17/11/05 09:44 AM17/11/05 09:44 AM #6 If you want to get some good gauges that will match the dash get some autometer gauges "COBALT" and if you are going to get some gauges may as well go and get some good one's not just some cheap one's! it's going to cost a bit to get them in so may as well go all out and get some good one's!
17/11/05 10:14 AM17/11/05 10:14 AM #7 Author If you want to get some good gauges that will match the dash get some autometer gauges "COBALT" and if you are going to get some gauges may as well go and get some good one's not just some cheap one's! it's going to cost a bit to get them in so may as well go all out and get some good one's!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>how much are the cobalt ones?is it just me or with the typhoon housing and aftermarket gauges they dont look flush like the original typhoon ones? Is there a way to use that typhoon surrounding so it looks flush/stock?
15/12/05 06:15 AM15/12/05 06:15 AM #8 If you want to get some good gauges that will match the dash get some autometer gauges "COBALT" and if you are going to get some gauges may as well go and get some good one's not just some cheap one's! it's going to cost a bit to get them in so may as well go all out and get some good one's!hi buddyjust got a quote on the coblt boost gauge and they said $400!!!!!not including the pod, oil gauge and installation. all up they said $640?the cobalt gauge is the last one in melb??is it worth it matE?
15/12/05 06:50 AM15/12/05 06:50 AM #9 If you want to get some good gauges that will match the dash get some autometer gauges "COBALT" and if you are going to get some gauges may as well go and get some good one's not just some cheap one's! it's going to cost a bit to get them in so may as well go all out and get some good one's!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>hi buddyjust got a quote on the coblt boost gauge and they said $400!!!!!not including the pod, oil gauge and installation. all up they said $640?the cobalt gauge is the last one in melb??is it worth it matE?<{POST_SNAPBACK}>The electric boost gauge is really expensive compared to mechanical. I got the 6127 and 6107 for $240 in total from www.egauges.com. Its an american site but their delivery is pretty fast. Alot cheaper than aus prices too.Kaine
15/12/05 07:16 AM15/12/05 07:16 AM #10 If you want to get some good gauges that will match the dash get some autometer gauges "COBALT" and if you are going to get some gauges may as well go and get some good one's not just some cheap one's! it's going to cost a bit to get them in so may as well go all out and get some good one's!hi buddyjust got a quote on the coblt boost gauge and they said $400!!!!!not including the pod, oil gauge and installation. all up they said $640?the cobalt gauge is the last one in melb??is it worth it matE?The electric boost gauge is really expensive compared to mechanical. I got the 6127 and 6107 for $240 in total from www.egauges.com. Its an american site but their delivery is pretty fast. Alot cheaper than aus prices too.KaineI just ordered the boost gauge from them and paid $68!! Alot cheaper campared to $400!!Thanks bro I saved a lot.Just waiting for the delivery. thanks mate
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