decent boost gauge
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are there any boost dials that are not chav style!? looking for something simular to classic smiths dials. many thanks

these are nice, bit pricey though

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Defi-Gauges-Oil-Temp...1QQcmdZViewItem

Edited by chinlesswonder on 18th May, 2008.

133.5 bhp 123 lb torque 116mph @6640rpm 9.5psi
Shakespear RWYB 14.995 91.83mph

or a cheaper option

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/boost-gauge-and-pod-...1QQcmdZViewItem

Edited by chinlesswonder on 18th May, 2008.

133.5 bhp 123 lb torque 116mph @6640rpm 9.5psi
Shakespear RWYB 14.995 91.83mph

ta, but not really what im after. looking for something that wil sit aside my smiths gauges and not look out of place.ta

was looking that this, would change the rim for one from a smiths dial. need psi thought nor bar:S

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BLITZ-CARBON-FACED-B...bayphotohosting

yeh, i saw that but thought it looked a bit chavish for you:) is it me or is it damaged at the bottom?

133.5 bhp 123 lb torque 116mph @6640rpm 9.5psi
Shakespear RWYB 14.995 91.83mph

yea, cud replace that with a smiths chrome ring though. it looked inconspicuous to me. just hate the cheap looking crap, guess thats all thats for sale. will be running fixed bvoost at about 7 psi, gauge wudnt be vital, nice to keep an eye on things though, along with volts and oil pressure!

bugger, should have read the ebay post, it does say its damaged. i got a set of auto gauges, not the most original but they have done the job and have pretty lights on them:)

133.5 bhp 123 lb torque 116mph @6640rpm 9.5psi
Shakespear RWYB 14.995 91.83mph

what about the tims 1bar boostgauge brand new they are about £36 quid so not very deer and look nice
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/Pro...pcode=LMATIM127

Edited by Paul R on 18th May, 2008.

Drives
-Ford S-max Mk2 Ecoboost
-Rover 100 VVC #2 - track project

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I have the TIM its fine, looks good.

But you wanted PSI --- Bet you cant read the numbers exactly when driving anyway!! The colours make it easy and once you work out the conversion (The red area starts at a handy 9psi) it does the job..

Edited by Turbo Tel on 19th May, 2008.

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