Boost gauges?
I've used these in the past and they've always been spot on for what i wanted them for and well priced too:
http://www.nomadracing.co.uk/
http://www.nomadracing.co.uk/
Originally Posted by Ryan
about 50 different choice and manufacturer's
ranging from £20-£200
take you your pick

Ill spend up £100 as i want an ok one that will be nearly acurate!!!
Dave
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Originally Posted by DaveEscos
dont be Dim
buy a TIM
buy a TIM

Was very good for the money.
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TIM 
theyre cheap for a reason
i used a nomad gauge and could not fault it in any way, and it was bang on accurate. altho i did have it checked for accuracy before it was sent out to me just to be sure...

theyre cheap for a reason

i used a nomad gauge and could not fault it in any way, and it was bang on accurate. altho i did have it checked for accuracy before it was sent out to me just to be sure...
Originally Posted by zvhturbo
DemonDave,
Don't buy Tim mate,
Buy a decent Defi, Blitz, HKS or something.
Don't buy Tim mate,
Buy a decent Defi, Blitz, HKS or something.
Some one point in the direction of a web addy
Originally Posted by Rene
i bought some autometer ones fom Bren @ apexperformance.co.uk


What sort of price where they
Originally Posted by zvhturbo
Originally Posted by DaveEscos
dont be Dim
buy a TIM
buy a TIM

Was very good for the money.
Matt.
tim are superb otherwise I wouldnt use them!
I think they're really good, for the money! No point shelling out for 100 quid blitz cos it has a fancy face on it............ My TIM gauges are reliable, and accurate. Don't really need anything else eh?
Originally Posted by Rab
I think they're really good, for the money! No point shelling out for 100 quid blitz cos it has a fancy face on it............ My TIM gauges are reliable, and accurate. Don't really need anything else eh?
spot on brother!
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TIM gauges are reliable, and accurate

TBH it dont really mater tho, all you need to know is if it does anything it doesnt normally do...
for example oil pressure, do you NEED it to be accurate? all you need to know is when it suddenly shoots down to 0
who gives a shit if youre showing 32psi oil pressure and its actually 31psi... big fookin deal 
altho its a bit of a different sotry when we talking gauges like boost and AFR n stuff
Originally Posted by DaveEscos
Originally Posted by Rab
I think they're really good, for the money! No point shelling out for 100 quid blitz cos it has a fancy face on it............ My TIM gauges are reliable, and accurate. Don't really need anything else eh?
spot on brother!

Originally Posted by Wes RS
Dave get an Autometer one, you can have a look at mine when you pop round...
Oh me and andy may pop round tonight
Originally Posted by Rab
I think they're really good, for the money! No point shelling out for 100 quid blitz cos it has a fancy face on it............ My TIM gauges are reliable, and accurate. Don't really need anything else eh?
You pay for stuff like digital gauges with analogue readout, peak recall facility, warning facility etc etc.........
Tim gauges are about as accurate as your perceptions!
Originally Posted by RichardPON
Originally Posted by Rab
I think they're really good, for the money! No point shelling out for 100 quid blitz cos it has a fancy face on it............ My TIM gauges are reliable, and accurate. Don't really need anything else eh?
You pay for stuff like digital gauges with analogue readout, peak recall facility, warning facility etc etc.........
Tim gauges are about as accurate as your perceptions!
And I have an A pillar pod ready for it to go in!!
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