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Gauges

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Gauges

Post by BIg StEvE »

Howdy folks just a quick one! What pyro gauges are u guys running on your turbo diesels?

What are my choices?

Speco?
Autometer?

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Re: Gauges

Post by weeman »

BIg StEvE wrote:Howdy folks just a quick one! What pyro gauges are u guys running on your turbo diesels?

What are my choices?

Speco?
Autometer?

cheers

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VDO the most acurate not cheap about $300 ish a guage
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Re: Gauges

Post by BIg StEvE »

weeman wrote:
BIg StEvE wrote:Howdy folks just a quick one! What pyro gauges are u guys running on your turbo diesels?

What are my choices?

Speco?
Autometer?

cheers

steve
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VDO the most acurate not cheap about $300 ish a guage
cheers will search these!
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Re: Gauges

Post by bogged »

weeman wrote:VDO the most acurate not cheap about $300 ish a guage
also VDO, but nowhere near that price :d
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Post by deanchristensen0001 »

HKS out of Japan. HKS has peak hold which means you can see shat happend when it all goes pear shaped and you didn't have time to look at the gauge. Second hand $150 AU landed.
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Post by SmithyGQ »

I use a Hewitt Pyro, I got mine from a truck instrument shop over here in WA. The way I see it the engines in trucks are worth a heap more than mine and they wouldn't stuff around with crap gauges. Only cost around $150 with the sensor.
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Post by turps »

VDO are actually cheaper than some of the other brands like autometer and speco. But work well in the 2" size (pretty sure thats what size they are). Come in either guage, or kit form. The kit is what you want. AS it comes with the probe.
Think I got quoted $230 from Repco 12mths ago.
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Post by bogged »

SmithyGQ wrote:The way I see it the engines in trucks are worth a heap more than mine and they wouldn't stuff around with crap gauges..
you never worked in the transport industry have you :rofl:
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Post by weeman »

i would still go for vdo, i have one my gu its great its accurate but if u do get vdo dont shorten the red cable as that interfears with the actual reading of the gauge.
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Post by bogged »

weeman wrote: if u do get vdo dont shorten the red cable as that interfears with the actual reading of the gauge.
which is a real ass since its abotu 30ft long... you only need 10...
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Post by BIg StEvE »

cheers guys appreciate it!
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