boost gauge and turbo timer
05-31-2002, 09:59 AM
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boost gauge and turbo timer
my friend want's to sell my his turbo timer and boost gauge off his rx-7 cuz he crahsed it. he want's like $140 for both. it's a greddy turbo timer and boost gauge. would those be able to be hooked up to my car???? would i need an adaptor kit or somthing like that???
this site it http://www.greddy.com/products/electronics_frame.htm
the turbo timer is the first one on that page, it retails for $99 and the boost gauge is the one that says 60mm Electronic Gauges and retails for $188
this site it http://www.greddy.com/products/electronics_frame.htm
the turbo timer is the first one on that page, it retails for $99 and the boost gauge is the one that says 60mm Electronic Gauges and retails for $188
05-31-2002, 10:14 AM
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do you have any pics of them???
i was thinking of installing the turbo timer where my cup holders are right next to my e brake. where's your's at??? did you do the installation yourself or did you have somebody do it for you???
05-31-2002, 10:26 AM
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I can do both installs myself
I don't have any pics right now because my car is being serviced. I can take some later if you like. I have my TT installed in my glovebox and my boost gauge is in my center vent.
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05-31-2002, 11:12 AM
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It's hard to say
The VDO gauge is popular because it is cheap and matches the interior. It is also known for buzzing, so a lot of people don't like it. The autometer mechanical is also fairly inexpensive and does a good job. The Omori electronic is supposed to be good, and it lights up red. I have the Greddy electronic, and I like it. The only real downside (at least to me) is that it lights up green. I will make it light up red soon, though. Mechanical gauges are definitely cheaper, but I prefer electronic gauges because they are easy to remove (when taking the car in for servicing). Also, they are quiet and smooth.
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