| 96accord | 06-11-2007 12:17 PM |
i like the way these prosport gauges look!
awesome price.. might pick up the premium Amber/White up when they get in stock...
any places have good deals on just the boost gauge?? i know they are already cheap enough but deals help out! :)
awesome price.. might pick up the premium Amber/White up when they get in stock...
any places have good deals on just the boost gauge?? i know they are already cheap enough but deals help out! :)
| bzbuzz | 06-11-2007 12:34 PM |
I assume the metal filter ultimate CC is talking about is the vacuum restrictor. It has nothing to do with reading off zero when the car is off. I am pretty sure your gauge is defective like my Omori.
| arco | 06-11-2007 01:39 PM |
that's my thought exactly. i like my gauge for the most part besides that point. is there something that i can do? if it is defective can i do something about it?
| Prosport Gauges | 06-11-2007 02:32 PM |
[QUOTE=arco;18360593]that's my thought exactly. i like my gauge for the most part besides that point. is there something that i can do? if it is defective can i do something about it?[/QUOTE]
OK, a couple of things here.. The gauge is not defective. If anything the sender may not be giving the correct reading?? Most cars have residual vacuum in the line when the vehicle is off so -1 is perferctly normal. Second, where do you live at?? as altitude plays a role here...Third since you are NOT using the in-line filter the chance that something (dirt/debris/fluid) has entered into the sender and causing a different reading is another thing to consider.
All of our gauges (and senders) have a 1 year warranty and we will be happy to test it for you and fix/replace if needed. :)
OK, a couple of things here.. The gauge is not defective. If anything the sender may not be giving the correct reading?? Most cars have residual vacuum in the line when the vehicle is off so -1 is perferctly normal. Second, where do you live at?? as altitude plays a role here...Third since you are NOT using the in-line filter the chance that something (dirt/debris/fluid) has entered into the sender and causing a different reading is another thing to consider.
All of our gauges (and senders) have a 1 year warranty and we will be happy to test it for you and fix/replace if needed. :)
| arco | 06-11-2007 03:18 PM |
what about with the boost gauge unplugged? i live in Lakewood, CA 90712. ok, thanks. i'll look into that.
| bzbuzz | 06-11-2007 03:32 PM |
[QUOTE=Prosport Gauges;18361312]OK, a couple of things here.. The gauge is not defective. If anything the sender may not be giving the correct reading?? Most cars have residual vacuum in the line when the vehicle is off so -1 is perferctly normal. Second, where do you live at?? [B][COLOR="Red"]as altitude plays a role here[/COLOR][/B]...Third since you are NOT using the in-line filter the chance that something (dirt/debris/fluid) has entered into the sender and causing a different reading is another thing to consider.
All of our gauges (and senders) have a 1 year warranty and we will be happy to test it for you and fix/replace if needed. :)[/QUOTE]
you sure?. it measures RELATIVE Pressure, not absolute pressure.
Meaning it measures the difference between what's in the engine and ambient pressure. Regardless of what altitude/elevation, or what the weather's doing, your gauge should always read 0 when your car is off.
All of our gauges (and senders) have a 1 year warranty and we will be happy to test it for you and fix/replace if needed. :)[/QUOTE]
you sure?. it measures RELATIVE Pressure, not absolute pressure.
Meaning it measures the difference between what's in the engine and ambient pressure. Regardless of what altitude/elevation, or what the weather's doing, your gauge should always read 0 when your car is off.
| AllAWD | 06-11-2007 04:56 PM |
[QUOTE=bzbuzz;18362028]you sure?. it measures RELATIVE Pressure, not absolute pressure.
Meaning it measures the difference between what's in the engine and ambient pressure. Regardless of what altitude/elevation, or what the weather's doing, your gauge should always read 0 when your car is off.[/QUOTE]
I assume the gauge is using a diaphragm type sender that is calibrated to zero at the factor. Variation in supplied electricity or material changes due to temperature and shock probably cause some error.
It seems like the sender calibration is flawed or poorly controlled because the -1 to -3 psi reading has been reported by many including myself. I disagree that our cars hold vacuum when off. Too many places where air can escape. A vacuum could be seen as a hot engine cools off, but not after it's reached ambient temperature.
Meaning it measures the difference between what's in the engine and ambient pressure. Regardless of what altitude/elevation, or what the weather's doing, your gauge should always read 0 when your car is off.[/QUOTE]
I assume the gauge is using a diaphragm type sender that is calibrated to zero at the factor. Variation in supplied electricity or material changes due to temperature and shock probably cause some error.
It seems like the sender calibration is flawed or poorly controlled because the -1 to -3 psi reading has been reported by many including myself. I disagree that our cars hold vacuum when off. Too many places where air can escape. A vacuum could be seen as a hot engine cools off, but not after it's reached ambient temperature.
| bruza12 | 06-11-2007 05:11 PM |
I have a clock pod with three prosport gauges and I am wondering what 12V source you used? If I run the wires to the battery wire for the clock, the gauges will stay on after the car is off. Any pictures or links would be helpful. Thanks, bruza.
| CyborgX_CZ | 06-11-2007 05:18 PM |
[quote=Prosport Gauges;18361312]OK, a couple of things here.. The gauge is not defective. If anything the sender may not be giving the correct reading?? Most cars have residual vacuum in the line when the vehicle is off so -1 is perferctly normal. Second, where do you live at?? as altitude plays a role here...Third since you are NOT using the in-line filter the chance that something (dirt/debris/fluid) has entered into the sender and causing a different reading is another thing to consider.
All of our gauges (and senders) have a 1 year warranty and we will be happy to test it for you and fix/replace if needed. :)[/quote]
[COLOR=black][FONT='Times New Roman']Hmmm maybe that�s why chose electric instead mechanical :banana: [/FONT][/COLOR]
All of our gauges (and senders) have a 1 year warranty and we will be happy to test it for you and fix/replace if needed. :)[/quote]
[COLOR=black][FONT='Times New Roman']Hmmm maybe that�s why chose electric instead mechanical :banana: [/FONT][/COLOR]
| arco | 06-11-2007 06:05 PM |
an idea for the prosport site that would help out would be to have a pdf file or something available for wire functions. just a thought for when printed instructions from the box are unavailable.
| Jasper | 06-11-2007 06:53 PM |
i just fried my second prosport EGT probe :furious:
i love these gauges, but wth. the gauge lists to 2400*F, i'd assume the probe is good for at least that (i have regular jaunts to 1750*F, god bless inconel valves)
gauge just started acting up today. pegs itself @ 2400*, and jumps back and forth between my real EGT, up to 1800-2400 and just bounces around.
they already sent me a replacement once. im not sure if they'll do it again.
i love these gauges, but wth. the gauge lists to 2400*F, i'd assume the probe is good for at least that (i have regular jaunts to 1750*F, god bless inconel valves)
gauge just started acting up today. pegs itself @ 2400*, and jumps back and forth between my real EGT, up to 1800-2400 and just bounces around.
they already sent me a replacement once. im not sure if they'll do it again.
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-11-2007 08:07 PM |
i see a lot of the egt probes going bad when installed improperly, meaning that the probes are bottoming out in the mani and it thus causes them to go bad over time...
| SimonJ | 06-11-2007 08:12 PM |
There should be absolutely no reason why the gauge should read anything but zero when the engine is off.
Its relative pressure, not absolute, so weather or elevation has no bearing on what the needle is doing.
There's no "residual vacuum" in the engine - come on now. Its not a closed system. The system is free to equalize pressure via the intake duct thru the filter. Residual vacuum is BS.
I don't see anything but 0 when the engine is off via the Accessport, or on my DEFI gauges.
Its relative pressure, not absolute, so weather or elevation has no bearing on what the needle is doing.
There's no "residual vacuum" in the engine - come on now. Its not a closed system. The system is free to equalize pressure via the intake duct thru the filter. Residual vacuum is BS.
I don't see anything but 0 when the engine is off via the Accessport, or on my DEFI gauges.
| Jasper | 06-11-2007 08:30 PM |
[QUOTE=ULTIMATE CC;18364957]i see a lot of the egt probes going bad when installed improperly, meaning that the probes are bottoming out in the mani and it thus causes them to go bad over time...[/QUOTE]
tip of the sensor is dead balls in the center of the manifold. i took great care in this, especially because i have heavily ported and wrapped manifolds (i wanted to keep a close eye on EGT's when i first ported them....and when i got the replacement sensor, seeing as it's the same piece, i set the brass ball in the same location, so the sensor's @ the same depth as before)
i just think they dont live too long in my car. my buddy has had the same issues in his swapped bugeye (v.7 ej207) with the sensor going wacky.
tip of the sensor is dead balls in the center of the manifold. i took great care in this, especially because i have heavily ported and wrapped manifolds (i wanted to keep a close eye on EGT's when i first ported them....and when i got the replacement sensor, seeing as it's the same piece, i set the brass ball in the same location, so the sensor's @ the same depth as before)
i just think they dont live too long in my car. my buddy has had the same issues in his swapped bugeye (v.7 ej207) with the sensor going wacky.
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-11-2007 08:37 PM |
hmm, i figured i would see as thats the only issue that i have dealt with thus far but you just never know, wish i had an answer to why your probes go bad...
| Jasper | 06-11-2007 08:38 PM |
[QUOTE=ULTIMATE CC;18365258]hmm, i figured i would see as thats the only issue that i have dealt with thus far but you just never know, wish i had an answer to why your probes go bad...[/QUOTE]
me too! i REALLY need to watch EGT's right now, as i've had one instance already where i hit 1900*F on a WOT 3rd gear pull (logging my timing advance and whatnot). tune isnt down 100% yet. i've got some weird issues up top w/ the MAF
me too! i REALLY need to watch EGT's right now, as i've had one instance already where i hit 1900*F on a WOT 3rd gear pull (logging my timing advance and whatnot). tune isnt down 100% yet. i've got some weird issues up top w/ the MAF
| JiveMasterT | 06-11-2007 09:03 PM |
Any pics of the 60mm premiums yet?
| jsnuff1 | 06-13-2007 10:35 PM |
[quote=JiveMasterT;18365534]Any pics of the 60mm premiums yet?[/quote]
Ill post a pic of mine by the end of the night, im finishing up as I type.
Ill post a pic of mine by the end of the night, im finishing up as I type.
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-13-2007 11:27 PM |
sweet deal, can't wait to see the pics...
| jsnuff1 | 06-14-2007 04:28 PM |
here ya go... ill get some more night/ amber shots later
I put them in the ati gauge pod and they look pretty hot...the 60mm fill it up nicely
[IMG]http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/760/img0732bz1.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/7790/img0730mn3.jpg[/IMG]
I put them in the ati gauge pod and they look pretty hot...the 60mm fill it up nicely
[IMG]http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/760/img0732bz1.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/7790/img0730mn3.jpg[/IMG]
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-14-2007 06:53 PM |
looks great...
| werx_34 | 06-14-2007 07:01 PM |
Jsnuff- awesome setup. The colors are the slightest bit off, or it would be perfect.
| JiveMasterT | 06-14-2007 09:47 PM |
Not bad. I wanna see those ambers... and preferably some amber during the day.
| MindzeyeWRX02 | 06-14-2007 11:41 PM |
[quote=wrx wolf;18350707]I installed EGT and Boost gauges in an Autometer bezel. They are wired to the clock. I think they look awesome and I'm constantly getting complemented. These are great, especially for the price!
My camera doesn't work well in the dark, but you get the idea. The gauges are a little bright at night and the pic shows the stock gauges at full brightness. After the first week, I barely notice anymore though.
[/quote]
Thats the exact same set-up that I'm thinking of. CLEAN!!
How well does the dual pod bezel fit into the dash?
My camera doesn't work well in the dark, but you get the idea. The gauges are a little bright at night and the pic shows the stock gauges at full brightness. After the first week, I barely notice anymore though.
[/quote]
Thats the exact same set-up that I'm thinking of. CLEAN!!
How well does the dual pod bezel fit into the dash?
| jsnuff1 | 06-15-2007 12:49 AM |
here are some amber shots... matches the sti cluster almost perfect.
[IMG]http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6012/img0737xk5.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/319/img0741rk2.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/6012/img0737xk5.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/319/img0741rk2.jpg[/IMG]
| wrx wolf | 06-15-2007 07:50 AM |
[quote=MindzeyeWRX02;18405935]Thats the exact same set-up that I'm thinking of. CLEAN!!
How well does the dual pod bezel fit into the dash?[/quote]
Thanks! Actually, it fits perfectly. Although it's slightly darker than the stock bezel, but it's not really a big deal. I like it because of the clean look without gauges all over the place - sleeper-like.
How well does the dual pod bezel fit into the dash?[/quote]
Thanks! Actually, it fits perfectly. Although it's slightly darker than the stock bezel, but it's not really a big deal. I like it because of the clean look without gauges all over the place - sleeper-like.
| AllAWD | 06-15-2007 07:53 AM |
[QUOTE=MindzeyeWRX02;18405935]Thats the exact same set-up that I'm thinking of. CLEAN!!
How well does the dual pod bezel fit into the dash?[/QUOTE]
Mine fit nearly as well as stock. You re-use the top 2 screws and they provide standoffs and screws to secure the bottom. It's solid. The material is not quite as nice as stock, but it seems sturdy enough.
How well does the dual pod bezel fit into the dash?[/QUOTE]
Mine fit nearly as well as stock. You re-use the top 2 screws and they provide standoffs and screws to secure the bottom. It's solid. The material is not quite as nice as stock, but it seems sturdy enough.
| JiveMasterT | 06-15-2007 12:56 PM |
Damn. That does look REALLY good. How visible are the 60mm gauges during the day in amber? Hard to read at all?
| MindzeyeWRX02 | 06-15-2007 01:15 PM |
[quote=wrx wolf;18407977]Thanks! Actually, it fits perfectly. Although it's slightly darker than the stock bezel, but it's not really a big deal. I like it because of the clean look without gauges all over the place - sleeper-like.[/quote]
[quote=AllAWD;18407986]Mine fit nearly as well as stock. You re-use the top 2 screws and they provide standoffs and screws to secure the bottom. It's solid. The material is not quite as nice as stock, but it seems sturdy enough.[/quote]
Thanks for the info. Yeah it looks a lot cleaner in the dash.
Now i see some 2 pod dash bezels on ebay. any info on those? or should i just go with autometer?
[quote=AllAWD;18407986]Mine fit nearly as well as stock. You re-use the top 2 screws and they provide standoffs and screws to secure the bottom. It's solid. The material is not quite as nice as stock, but it seems sturdy enough.[/quote]
Thanks for the info. Yeah it looks a lot cleaner in the dash.
Now i see some 2 pod dash bezels on ebay. any info on those? or should i just go with autometer?
| wrx wolf | 06-15-2007 02:29 PM |
[quote=MindzeyeWRX02;18411000]Thanks for the info. Yeah it looks a lot cleaner in the dash.
Now i see some 2 pod dash bezels on ebay. any info on those? or should i just go with autometer?[/quote]
My personal preference is always name brand. I know the quality is usually better, and sometimes the cheap no-name molds have imperfections. It's probably overkill, but it's just my opinion.
Now i see some 2 pod dash bezels on ebay. any info on those? or should i just go with autometer?[/quote]
My personal preference is always name brand. I know the quality is usually better, and sometimes the cheap no-name molds have imperfections. It's probably overkill, but it's just my opinion.
| MindzeyeWRX02 | 06-15-2007 02:40 PM |
[quote=wrx wolf;18412029]My personal preference is always name brand. I know the quality is usually better, and sometimes the cheap no-name molds have imperfections. It's probably overkill, but it's just my opinion.[/quote]
Your opinion is appreciated. Just seems funny that the 2 prosport gauges will cost a little more then the bezel i'm putting into.
Your opinion is appreciated. Just seems funny that the 2 prosport gauges will cost a little more then the bezel i'm putting into.
| AllAWD | 06-15-2007 04:10 PM |
[QUOTE=MindzeyeWRX02;18412163]Your opinion is appreciated. Just seems funny that the 2 prosport gauges will cost a little more then the bezel i'm putting into.[/QUOTE]
Just to give another fact. The ebay bezel is probably made in China or some other cheap labor location. Autometer bezels are made by Gaugeworks in Virginia. Nice guys there, it's worth supporting them. They spent a lot of time designing and making a nice product only to get it ripped off. I know for a fact the raw materials and labor to make that bezel is not very cheap.
Just to give another fact. The ebay bezel is probably made in China or some other cheap labor location. Autometer bezels are made by Gaugeworks in Virginia. Nice guys there, it's worth supporting them. They spent a lot of time designing and making a nice product only to get it ripped off. I know for a fact the raw materials and labor to make that bezel is not very cheap.
| MindzeyeWRX02 | 06-15-2007 05:59 PM |
[quote=AllAWD;18413442]Just to give another fact. The ebay bezel is probably made in China or some other cheap labor location. Autometer bezels are made by Gaugeworks in Virginia. Nice guys there, it's worth supporting them. They spent a lot of time designing and making a nice product only to get it ripped off. I know for a fact the raw materials and labor to make that bezel is not very cheap.[/quote]
Autometer it is. :p
Autometer it is. :p
| Dizzuque | 06-15-2007 06:17 PM |
i have the prosport 60mm premium series Amber/white boost gauge and i love it!!! Works perfectly and was simple to install.
| AlxSti | 06-15-2007 06:21 PM |
[QUOTE=Dizzuque;18414723]i have the prosport 60mm premium series Amber/white boost gauge and i love it!!! Works perfectly and was simple to install.[/QUOTE]
yep.. me too
yep.. me too
| ocdcivic | 06-18-2007 05:55 PM |
BUMP for my boy and killer prices..UCC FTW
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-18-2007 08:06 PM |
thanks man...
| Photoroller | 06-19-2007 03:47 AM |
You can use, say one peak gauge, with two normal gauges?
I want to run a peak boost, a regular EGT, and a regular oil pressure.
Also, has anyone painted their ATI dash pod? It looks like it is quite a ways off color wise. I am thinking of maybe black wrinkle painting it.
I want to run a peak boost, a regular EGT, and a regular oil pressure.
Also, has anyone painted their ATI dash pod? It looks like it is quite a ways off color wise. I am thinking of maybe black wrinkle painting it.
| Prosport Gauges | 06-19-2007 05:44 AM |
You can mix and match, but keep in mind a couple of things. At night they will look the same. (color) but the bezel profile is different. the Premium ones are taller and gun metal in color, while preformance Series is more of a low profile silver bezel. Also they get wired slightly different. Mainly the red wire.
| Photoroller | 06-19-2007 02:59 PM |
Ahh, I didn't know the profile was different. Looks like I'm going to be getting all three normal then. I don't have the cash all peaks.
Andddd, the picture with the amber prosports above with the navi unit?
Which pod is that? Defi or ATI.
Andddd, the picture with the amber prosports above with the navi unit?
Which pod is that? Defi or ATI.
| GuestBrowser | 06-19-2007 03:23 PM |
Very nice
| Prosport Gauges | 06-19-2007 03:36 PM |
[QUOTE=arco;18363761]an idea for the prosport site that would help out would be to have a pdf file or something available for wire functions. just a thought for when printed instructions from the box are unavailable.[/QUOTE]
Good idea. We are overhauling our site as we speak and will add all of the instruction on line, as well as a FAQ page. Should be ready next month.
Good idea. We are overhauling our site as we speak and will add all of the instruction on line, as well as a FAQ page. Should be ready next month.
| Jasper | 06-19-2007 04:16 PM |
[QUOTE=Prosport Gauges;18450333]Good idea. We are overhauling our site as we speak and will add all of the instruction on line, as well as a FAQ page. Should be ready next month.[/QUOTE]
curious, what EGT probe do you guys use in your gauges? (i installed the new (replacement) you guys sent me ~ a month ago. its already dead (needles jumping all over the place, either sits @ 0, or 2400+). the tip of the probe is dead center in the middle of the exhaust runner, so i'm positive it was not bottomed out on anything. or are these particular probes more prone to fail @ higher EGT's (i regularly see 1700*F, and i have seen ~ 1980*F on a 3rd gear pull to test the new MAF scaling)
curious, what EGT probe do you guys use in your gauges? (i installed the new (replacement) you guys sent me ~ a month ago. its already dead (needles jumping all over the place, either sits @ 0, or 2400+). the tip of the probe is dead center in the middle of the exhaust runner, so i'm positive it was not bottomed out on anything. or are these particular probes more prone to fail @ higher EGT's (i regularly see 1700*F, and i have seen ~ 1980*F on a 3rd gear pull to test the new MAF scaling)
| Prosport Gauges | 06-19-2007 04:42 PM |
The EGT probes should work fine up & Inc. 2400F. So, that is not an issue. It is hard to say what has happened in your case with looking at the probe etc..
It is unfortunate that the one you have has failed. But Rest assure we stand behind our products and will replace if it is in fact defective.
It is unfortunate that the one you have has failed. But Rest assure we stand behind our products and will replace if it is in fact defective.
| STi Juice | 06-19-2007 04:58 PM |
Once i unplugged my clock to put my pod in my AIRBAG light popped on. Does this mean my airbags dont work anymore? What can I do to fix it?
| FleaDog | 06-24-2007 06:51 PM |
Do u guys offer any type of discount for ordering 3 gauges/pod/accessories ?
| Prosport Gauges | 06-25-2007 07:03 AM |
[QUOTE=FleaDog;18505192]Do u guys offer any type of discount for ordering 3 gauges/pod/accessories ?[/QUOTE]
No, we do not, but I have heard that Ultimate cc and Mach V Motorsports both offer 3 gauge bundle deals.
No, we do not, but I have heard that Ultimate cc and Mach V Motorsports both offer 3 gauge bundle deals.
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-28-2007 10:16 PM |
yes we do. you can just PM me or post any questions regarding theses gauges and ill be happy to answer any of them for you
| Prosport Gauges | 06-30-2007 07:22 AM |
Check it out...Our new site is up. Let me know what you think ??
[url]www.prosportgauges.com[/url]
[url]www.prosportgauges.com[/url]
| Mechie3 | 06-30-2007 07:27 AM |
You got rid of the slow fade!! :) It was fun the first time, then got old. IMO the new site looks much more professional. Good job.
| Prosport Gauges | 06-30-2007 08:03 AM |
Yes, we have finally stepped up!! we are also adding a FAQ page and on-line instructions very soon..
| CyborgX_CZ | 06-30-2007 08:48 AM |
[quote=Prosport Gauges;18571113]Check it out...Our new site is up. Let me know what you think ??
[URL="http://www.prosportgauges.com"]www.prosportgauges.com[/URL][/quote]
Nice site :banana: good job. Well I still waiting on my order I place with FastWRX that was more then 4 weeks ago. The told me they waiting for my electrical boost... every week when I call them about my order they told me same thing we are waiting for shipment from CA well I not going to wait any more I will order from somebody else because this is ridiculous.:mad: They not even offer some special deal they just keeping saying same BS and I must call them because they not reply to the emails.:furious:
[URL="http://www.prosportgauges.com"]www.prosportgauges.com[/URL][/quote]
Nice site :banana: good job. Well I still waiting on my order I place with FastWRX that was more then 4 weeks ago. The told me they waiting for my electrical boost... every week when I call them about my order they told me same thing we are waiting for shipment from CA well I not going to wait any more I will order from somebody else because this is ridiculous.:mad: They not even offer some special deal they just keeping saying same BS and I must call them because they not reply to the emails.:furious:
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-30-2007 05:53 PM |
Great looking site glenn...if anyone is looking for boost gauges or gauges in general I have a tremendous instock supply, lets just say for boost gauges I have no less than 15 in every size color and series...:) there are a few gauges that I do not have but its far and few between...
| CyborgX_CZ | 06-30-2007 06:17 PM |
Let�s say if I cancel my order and want order from you how much shipped will be this:
Prosport 52mm Electric Boost Gauge
Prosport 52mm Electric Oil Pressure Gauge
Prosport 52mm Electric Oil Temp Gauge
Oil Filter Sandwich Adapter
And one more thing tell me how much for regular and pro series same setup same size.
Prosport 52mm Electric Boost Gauge
Prosport 52mm Electric Oil Pressure Gauge
Prosport 52mm Electric Oil Temp Gauge
Oil Filter Sandwich Adapter
And one more thing tell me how much for regular and pro series same setup same size.
| Prosport Gauges | 06-30-2007 07:05 PM |
Dan,
Sounds like you have plenty in stock !! That's great for fast shipping!!
Sounds like you have plenty in stock !! That's great for fast shipping!!
| Ultimate Collision Center | 06-30-2007 09:48 PM |
yea I kept ordering the boost gauges from last time when they were backordered and when they all finally came in man do i have boost gauges now haha....drop me a pm and ill get you a quote on that...I am in St. Kitts right now so I don't have a pricing sheet with me but if you pm me I will have one of my employees answer it and get you that quote...
| CyborgX_CZ | 06-30-2007 09:57 PM |
PM sent :banana:
| MSpiredM3 | 07-01-2007 02:59 PM |
Those look amazing!
| Prosport Gauges | 07-04-2007 01:43 PM |
They are!!!
| bruteMax | 07-04-2007 04:30 PM |
when is your wbo gauge coming out?
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