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66616, autozone gauges Posted by stv, Feb-10-04 05:24 AM
yeah yeah go ahead and make fun now.. but seriously, what's the difference in the gauges from Autozone and the ones from where-ever-the-hell??? I mean, maybe the name of the brand may be different, but as long as they look decent and work, then I dont see the big deal except 50 dollars cheaper. I will be boostin in late april hopefully if everything works out, and I"m slowly buyin stuff I need. So this was a thing I saw on the 'net and just curious.. Thanks guys.. (no I'm not one of the guys doing the autozone ricing extras)..peace
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66617, RE: autozone gauges Posted by a_miller_76, Feb-10-04 05:30 AM
Originally posted by stv yeah yeah go ahead and make fun now.. but seriously, what's the difference in the gauges from Autozone and the ones from where-ever-the-hell??? I mean, maybe the name of the brand may be different, but as long as they look decent and work, then I dont see the big deal except 50 dollars cheaper. I will be boostin in late april hopefully if everything works out, and I"m slowly buyin stuff I need. So this was a thing I saw on the 'net and just curious.. Thanks guys.. (no I'm not one of the guys doing the autozone ricing extras)..peace
2 major differences. Quality and Accuracy. End of story. If I'm putting a turbo kit on my car and want to minimize the risk of a $2000+ rebuild you can bet your ass I'll spend the extra $50 on an Autometer or Greddy gauge that is going to be precise as opposed to some RACTIVE or Fast and Furious gauge.
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66618, RE: autozone gauges Posted by Blizare, Feb-10-04 05:32 AM
Originally posted by a_miller_76 Quality and Accuracy. End of story. If I'm putting a turbo kit on my car and want to minimize the risk of a $2000+ rebuild you can bet your ass I'll spend the extra $50 on an Autometer or Greddy gauge that is going to be precise as opposed to some RACTIVE or Fast and Furious gauge.
Couldn't have said it better!
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66619, RE: autozone gauges Posted by stv, Feb-10-04 05:49 AM
haha that's all I needed to know.. appreciate it fellas, I knew you'd pull through for me :) pts for both of ya.. peace
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66671, RE: autozone gauges Posted by lickscissors, Feb-11-04 03:27 AM
ive bought the boost and oil psi from sunpro from autozone.... ive had no problems and spent a total of 26$ for them new... just as accurate as any other gauge ive used...now for an egt gauge, id say get a good one on that doug
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66736, RE: autozone gauges Posted by YourInMyMirror95GS, Feb-11-04 06:50 PM
Originally posted by lickscissors ive bought the boost and oil psi from sunpro from autozone.... ive had no problems and spent a total of 26$ for them new... just as accurate as any other gauge ive used...now for an egt gauge, id say get a good one on that doug
even so. i would pay the extra bucks just to be sure:thumbsup
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66852, RE: autozone gauges Posted by eclipse804, Feb-13-04 09:45 AM
BTW, autometer is also considered cheap. I've read a lot of people with probs with autometer gauges (jumpy needle, inaccuracy, etc.). It all depends on how good of a gauge you want. Some good expensive ones are Defi and Omori. I think they run around 200 per gauge though.
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66890, RE: autozone gauges Posted by Uberingram, Feb-14-04 10:15 AM
Originally posted by eclipse804 BTW, autometer is also considered cheap. I've read a lot of people with probs with autometer gauges (jumpy needle, inaccuracy, etc.). It all depends on how good of a gauge you want. Some good expensive ones are Defi and Omori. I think they run around 200 per gauge though.
Yup, just because its popular doesnt mean its good. Get some research going on. :)
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