bad ass, affordable gauges
09-15-2007, 12:07 PM
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bad ***, affordable gauges
http://www.prosportgauges.com/premium.php
Its pretty cool how the gauge beeps and changes color with warnings. They're affordable too.
Its pretty cool how the gauge beeps and changes color with warnings. They're affordable too.
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09-15-2007, 12:11 PM
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Someone should attack a group buy. One of my old roommates has the white/amber gauges and they look great. I priced out all the gauges I want from them a couple weeks ago, but I don't wanna spend that much. From what I hear they give great discounts on group buys, and their customer service is supposed to be ridiculously good.
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09-15-2007, 01:07 PM
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I sent them an email asking for group buy terms and/or dealer agreement.
They are a little flashy for my taste, but I like how the EGT gauge is a usable range. I can peg my autometer. And their standard gauges are pretty reasonably priced for electronic gauges.
They are a little flashy for my taste, but I like how the EGT gauge is a usable range. I can peg my autometer. And their standard gauges are pretty reasonably priced for electronic gauges.
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09-15-2007, 01:08 PM
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I always find good deals on **** at NASIOC.com, vendors there are pretty generous. I just picked up a piece of kit for $50 less than anyone else on a normally $300 item, free shipping.
I got Omori gauges for my WRX, those are really nice but not the cheapest (also not the most expensive either) and have user tuneable peak warnings. I've had my experience with cheap gauges, Megan Racing to be exact. My EGT just took a digger because there's no way I'm sitting at 750* F, the other one's seem to be working just fine at the moment but I'm still going to change them all out before they all take a **** on me. I'm looking at going with the Omori boost and EGT since I have a wideband coming.
I got Omori gauges for my WRX, those are really nice but not the cheapest (also not the most expensive either) and have user tuneable peak warnings. I've had my experience with cheap gauges, Megan Racing to be exact. My EGT just took a digger because there's no way I'm sitting at 750* F, the other one's seem to be working just fine at the moment but I'm still going to change them all out before they all take a **** on me. I'm looking at going with the Omori boost and EGT since I have a wideband coming.
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09-15-2007, 01:41 PM
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interesting, and look nice... definitely hitting a price point
but come on, "we dont need no stinkin controller" is just crying "we copied defi" isn't it?
i like the white amber. the combo defi didn't have
but come on, "we dont need no stinkin controller" is just crying "we copied defi" isn't it?
i like the white amber. the combo defi didn't have
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09-15-2007, 01:58 PM
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I got Omori gauges for my WRX, those are really nice but not the cheapest (also not the most expensive either) and have user tuneable peak warnings. I've had my experience with cheap gauges, Megan Racing to be exact. My EGT just took a digger because there's no way I'm sitting at 750* F, the other one's seem to be working just fine at the moment but I'm still going to change them all out before they all take a **** on me. I'm looking at going with the Omori boost and EGT since I have a wideband coming.
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wished I knew better before I bought mine 
09-15-2007, 02:23 PM
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http://www.j-spectuning.com/
The Omori's are really nice, the only thing you need to splice and dice is the power, ground, and dimmer. Everything else are nice connectors and stuff. I believe they have a full spectrum color changing gauge line too controlled by an RGB dial type switch so you could make flaming pink if you wanted. They're a pretty complete set up. They even include a dinky little screwdriver to adjust your warning levels. The sandwich adapter I bought separate and ended up not even using.
The Omori's are really nice, the only thing you need to splice and dice is the power, ground, and dimmer. Everything else are nice connectors and stuff. I believe they have a full spectrum color changing gauge line too controlled by an RGB dial type switch so you could make flaming pink if you wanted.
They're a pretty complete set up. They even include a dinky little screwdriver to adjust your warning levels. The sandwich adapter I bought separate and ended up not even using.
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09-16-2007, 02:53 AM
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i hear the pro-sports are hit and miss... most of the EGT's fail after 6 months or so from what the subbie crowd says. But others find that they last forever. My friend got boost/egt/oil temp and for some reason his oil temp gauge is 100% of the time pegged hot even on cold starts. Pro sport keeps sending him new sending units and so far he is on his 3rd.
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