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81514, What's your opinion about this gauges!
Posted by gilee_8, Jan-18-05 11:12 AM

Sup guys.
Since now I am buying new electric fuel pressure gauge, and also changing my boost gauge to White (mechanic)

I came across with this gauge! it is combined with boost and fuel pressure gauge. and it's in digital numeric.

Just want to see if any of you guys used it before and see if it's accurate reading, and if it's good!

Thanks guys.

Here is the link to what I am talking about.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&tc=photo&item=7947977707&category=46100

Thanks all.
Gil

81528, RE: What's your opinion about this gauges!
Posted by gilee_8, Jan-19-05 03:52 AM

Bump, no one?

81529, RE: What's your opinion about this gauges!
Posted by widebodyeclipse, Jan-19-05 03:53 AM

i like them.
never seen anyone with them but i like digital gauges

81532, RE: What's your opinion about this gauges!
Posted by siueclipse, Jan-19-05 04:43 AM

i dont like digital gauges because they are harder to read what actually going on with your boost curve. imo the digital gauges are only good if you floor the car. also digital gauges dont react as fas as regular annolg ones.

81533, RE: What's your opinion about this gauges!
Posted by gilee_8, Jan-19-05 06:13 AM

Thanks for the replys!

Widebody, you are using them? if so, are you using the same type as the one I shown in the pic above? what you think of them? react fast? accurate?

Siueclipse, I heard from a few other people said digital (numeric) gauges don't react as fast as the original needle ones. but if I get the electric autometer/Greddy/others that uses electric sender and so on. aren't they also digital? the only difference is the output display? please give me some more insight!

THanks guys!
More inputs will be appreciated!
Gil

81534, RE: What's your opinion about this gauges!
Posted by siueclipse, Jan-19-05 06:17 AM

Originally posted by gilee_8
Thanks for the replys! Widebody, you are using them? if so, are you using the same type as the one I shown in the pic above? what you think of them? react fast? accurate? Siueclipse, I heard from a few other people said digital (numeric) gauges don't react as fast as the original needle ones. but if I get the electric autometer/Greddy/others that uses electric sender and so on. aren't they also digital? the only difference is the output display? please give me some more insight! THanks guys! More inputs will be appreciated! Gil

thats just the sending unit. the display is what lags. normally electronic displays can't keep up with the information being sent to them.