Boost Gauge Order Finalised

[ZAP]

I will get one, mine is a manual and I want the 10psi one.

I spoke to Luke about a additional discount as I already have the clock and cover. He said no problem.

Mal

[Worpor]

Yes please 15psi Let me know what needs top be done re payment ect.... Cheeers

[Phantomxr6]

that's 5 need 5 more.

[Slugger]

If you're short on numbers, I'll take a 10PSI...

[Phantomxr6]

G'day Slugger (beat you kent), will add you to the list.

[Lord Cyric]

Sounds intriguing.... not sure I could justify getting one just yet.

One question... Once you get the gauge, how do you go about installing it? Is it a simple do-it-yourself task or something you need to take to a shop to get done?

[Trumpy]

Sounds intriguing.... not sure I could justify getting one just yet.

One question... Once you get the gauge, how do you go about installing it? Is it a simple do-it-yourself task or something you need to take to a shop to get done?

Very easy install. Takes about 40 minutes the first time, and about 20 for subsequent installations (once you know the tricks...). I helped MS700 put his in a couple of weeks after I installed mine.

Instuctions provided are clear and concise, but if your not confident come for a drive down to the 'gong one weekend and I'll do it for ya

[rakrzy]

Hi Phantomxr6

Please put me down for a 10 psi one, I've got an auto,

Thanks for organising,

R U in Melb?

Rick

[ms700]

One question... Once you get the gauge, how do you go about installing it? Is it a simple do-it-yourself task or something you need to take to a shop to get done?

Very easy install. Takes about 40 minutes the first time, and about 20 for subsequent installations (once you know the tricks...). I helped MS700 put his in a couple of weeks after I installed mine.

Instuctions provided are clear and concise, but if your not confident come for a drive down to the 'gong one weekend and I'll do it for ya

I personally recommend Trumpy as a Gaugeworks boost gauge installer!!!

Top job he did, while I stood around drinking all of Cro's Corona's....... :lol: :lol:

[saleen]

One question... Once you get the gauge, how do you go about installing it? Is it a simple do-it-yourself task or something you need to take to a shop to get done?

Very easy install. Takes about 40 minutes the first time, and about 20 for subsequent installations (once you know the tricks...). I helped MS700 put his in a couple of weeks after I installed mine.

Instuctions provided are clear and concise, but if your not confident come for a drive down to the 'gong one weekend and I'll do it for ya

I personally recommend Trumpy as a Gaugeworks boost gauge installer!!!

Top job he did, while I stood around drinking all of Cro's Corona's....... :lol: :lol:

Trumpy's Online Technical Support is also second to none.