Hi hi!
Where would i get some nice, 52mm gauges from? (water temp, oil temp and oil pressure)
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Gauges
I have an auto gauge. Rich at PAW described it as OK for a budget one. You can spend £200 a pop if you want, this was £20 delivered. They do all 3. Drift do some nice gauges but you're looking £70 ish each then
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The two types of guages I have seen are mechanical or electric. From what I gather mechanical ones take a feed of the fluid that you feed to the dial. Electric ones need a sensor. I have been eying up Smiths gauges.
The other day were were talking about sensor locations http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/honda-p ... t5469.html
The other day were were talking about sensor locations http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/honda-p ... t5469.html
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You get what you pay for with gaugesLewisH wrote:I don't want to spend millions, they all do the same thing, a needle moves to tell me what its reading lol!
Preferably though, need a gauge that comes with the sensor too.
If you want reliable, accurate and good build quality then you'll be willing to pay for that