18/04/09 10:36 AM18/04/09 10:36 AM #1 Hey guys,Am looking at buying a boost gauge, Oil temp and oil pressure gauge. What sort can you guys reccommend? I was looing at ozegauge.com.au but from what I have heard they are no good when the sun is out. Any ideas?Anyone selling gauges?Marty
18/04/09 11:48 AM18/04/09 11:48 AM #2 I recently installed these in Mine, I know they are a lot more expensive, But I think well worth it for quality and looks, go autometer cobalts. They are full sweep electric and have excellent vision day & night. I have since added a resistor to the lighting as I feel they were a bit too bright.
18/04/09 12:14 PM18/04/09 12:14 PM #3 I just installed these. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=220385170450are stepper motor units. match xr gauges almost perfectly at night. good price too. sweet Edited 18/04/09 12:14 PM18/04/09 12:14 PM by fordriver1
18/04/09 12:52 PM18/04/09 12:52 PM #4 I'm with nifty, autometer cobalts are the go.Save some money and get a mechanical boost gauge and the rest in electric.
26/04/09 12:18 PM26/04/09 12:18 PM #5 Author where is a good place to get these gauges from? And why is it more expensive to have electric boost gauge
26/04/09 09:30 PM26/04/09 09:30 PM #6 I just installed these. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi...em=220385170450are stepper motor units. match xr gauges almost perfectly at night. good price too. sweet forddriver I brought the same gauges from the same bloke whats the go with this whole stepper motor? whats differant? did you install them yourself? any pics in the car cheers mate
26/04/09 10:19 PM26/04/09 10:19 PM #7 where is a good place to get these gauges from? And why is it more expensive to have electric boost gaugegot mine from BPT in Wangara, Perth. (cheapest I could find in Aus.) check their website. Mechanical gauges have the tube run all the way in to the cabin to the gauge. Electric have the tube run to a small module that you mount in the engine bay, then three small wires run from there to the gauge. Note - these are full sweep, not half.
27/04/09 09:23 AM27/04/09 09:23 AM #8 Author thanks fellas. Might have to have a look. Is it worth getting someone to install them or DIY
27/04/09 09:29 AM27/04/09 09:29 AM #9 if you are handy with a set wire crimpers and know you way around a wiring diagram then go for it other wise leave it to the pros
27/04/09 09:30 AM27/04/09 09:30 AM #10 Never had a probem with my Ozegauge's. They're lit up white when you don't have the lights on so they're easy to see in all conditions IMO.
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