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Installed My Autometer Cobalt Boost Gauge Tonight

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#1

Finally got around to installing my Electric Autometer Cobalt full sweep gauge tonight and boy it is a good gauge. I used to have an Autogauge one. I didn't realise just how slow it was compared to this. It instantly changes boost with no delay.

Just thought I would let you know.

#3

well worth the money aren't they? they light up really well too. I actually added a resistor to mine as I felt it was a bit too bright. There is a thread on how to do it to dim correctly - really easy.

#5
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Kael no vid.

Nifty, I will look into that when I get my oil p[ressure and feul pressure hooked up. I bought all the fittings yesterday for this and it should be done on Monday. Thanks

radical, yep I like new toys.

#6

I plumbed the autometer sensor into etm's turbo oil feed line. Just bought the adaptor from GO Gear in Osy Park Part No. 140-6 for about $14.

#7

Good move mate... you can really see how much lag you dont have :)

#8

funny, I also installed my autometer cobalt boost gauge tonight! although mine is the mechanical one, not electric. I put mine in a pod on the a-pillar.

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Good move mate... you can really see how much lag you dont have :)

Spot on.

18 PSI @ around 2600rpm is not bad

#10

Yeah that's alot of boost early on :angel:

Here's a pic of my boost gauge I fitted the other day.....eBoost Street. I love the little thing! Can change boost at the push of a button and the boost curves are great. Would be handy for guys with HP tunes!

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