Cheap Boost Gauges
Anyone know of a cheap ass boost gauge that reads accurately ?
im looking at the ones on Ebay for 10 bucks but i dunno how well they are |
I usually like to go with the line, "you get what you pay for," when buying car parts.
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Originally Posted by vodkas
(Post 1281564)
I usually like to go with the line, "you get what you pay for," when buying car parts.
it is just there to help monitor pressure. any guru's out there that stick to a certain gauge that has been tested to work? |
Originally Posted by vodkas
(Post 1281564)
I usually like to go with the line, "you get what you pay for," when buying car parts.
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goto harbor frieght and get one they are ten dollars and they work just fine. or buy a used autometer for 10-20
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you want just boost or with vac?
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I ran a cheap ass faze boost gauge in my last boosted set up, I like it alot. I didn't leak always lit up and gave me correct vac and boost readings day in and day out. Or you can take turbof22's advice and try to find a used Autometer.
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I run Autometer. I paid $42 new and it is boost and vac up to 20 psi. It's a pro comp I think and it is nice. I have always used Autometer and never had an issue. I would run Faze if I had to or just rock some gauges from GloShift. They seem to be decent and at least look good.
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I use the cheap "Type R" boost gauge in my old setup and works very accurate, reads vac and boost
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i kinda want boost AND vac, but boost alone would be ok, i would only need something up to 10PSI for the time being, i wont be pushing the limits just yet, but i was thinking of a used autolite.
im going to check out harbor freight, they are a reputable place. |
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