TSE 2" brake ducts, AutoMeter oil temp & boost gauges
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TSE 2" brake ducts, AutoMeter oil temp & boost gauges
Original TSE 2" brake ducts, took them off when I upgraded to 3". I'll throw in the hoses if you want -- they're a little beat up with a couple small holes in them but not totally useless.
Asking $65 plus actual shipping.
Also, 2 AutoMeter Sport Comp II gauges. new in box. I was going to put these in, but wound up building a display panel instead so they're just extra. These are electric sender, micro controller, stepper-motor gauges in the Sport Comp II line. The oil temp gauge is a 3656, new is $161, asking $120 (2-1/16" OIL TEMPERATURE, 140-280 °F, SPORT-COMP II). Boost gauge is a 3603, new is $86, asking $50 (2-1/16" BOOST/VACUUM, 30 IN HG/30 PSI, SPORT-COMP II). $150 for both.
--Ian
Asking $65 plus actual shipping.
Also, 2 AutoMeter Sport Comp II gauges. new in box. I was going to put these in, but wound up building a display panel instead so they're just extra. These are electric sender, micro controller, stepper-motor gauges in the Sport Comp II line. The oil temp gauge is a 3656, new is $161, asking $120 (2-1/16" OIL TEMPERATURE, 140-280 °F, SPORT-COMP II). Boost gauge is a 3603, new is $86, asking $50 (2-1/16" BOOST/VACUUM, 30 IN HG/30 PSI, SPORT-COMP II). $150 for both.
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Ducts are sold.
Just to reiterate, because I've had several people ask. The gauges will not fit in the $6.40 flat rate shipping box, and the next one up is $13.45. My prices are not "shipped", they are before actual shipping costs. "shipped" prices to wherever the flat rate prices are good for are:
boost gauge: $63.45
oil temp gauge: $133.45
both: $163.45 (both of them will fit in one box)
"shipping" is free if you want to meet somewhere near where I live (south SF bay area), and potentially less than $13 if you live close to that and non-flat-rate shipping.
--Ian
Just to reiterate, because I've had several people ask. The gauges will not fit in the $6.40 flat rate shipping box, and the next one up is $13.45. My prices are not "shipped", they are before actual shipping costs. "shipped" prices to wherever the flat rate prices are good for are:
boost gauge: $63.45
oil temp gauge: $133.45
both: $163.45 (both of them will fit in one box)
"shipping" is free if you want to meet somewhere near where I live (south SF bay area), and potentially less than $13 if you live close to that and non-flat-rate shipping.
--Ian
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To each their own. I've had great luck with the padded envelopes. You can even fit smaller boxes inside them.
Just a suggestion. Not everyone knows about the padded envelopes. Proper packing is always a necessity.
*Disclaimer: I have no idea what is being shipped, i'm just bullshitting
Just a suggestion. Not everyone knows about the padded envelopes. Proper packing is always a necessity.
*Disclaimer: I have no idea what is being shipped, i'm just bullshitting
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The gauge boxes are basically 4 inch cubes. I don't trust those in a padded envelope, although if someone wants to buy one and is willing to take the risk upon themselves to save $7, then sure.
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