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Found these, whatcha think
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200 bux good deal!
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I had a previous post about these and most people didnt know anything about them and some said they werent all that great that you get what you pay for. So I'm deciding to bite the bullet and go with a trusted name brand myself. Hope this helps
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Thats a pretty good looking deal! But, as Michael said - not much experience around here with them, so be sure and let us know how they turn out if you get them!
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not saying those are junk, but if you do get them let us know how they work. might be a decent option for those on a budget looking for guages. |
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I have to agree if your going to spend the money its worth spending a few extra bucks up front! Lots less headaches down the road
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Brandon.. I'd check with the vendors here on the site first.
I got my gauges (Dannon Pricols) for only $100 more than those, with pod, and all the wiring necesary. I know I've got quality guages and a manufacturer who will stand behind them. |
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I have these exact guages. The pillar mounting kinda sucks, guages work great. I did have one color go out out of seven (boost guage color green) on me though. Other than that, no problems. The A-pillar mount is kinda crappy. It doesn't use the factory clips. You are supposed to drill a couple holes and put caps over the screws. And you still need to paint the pillar same as you do most other A-pillars. Hope that helps.
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As faar as I know all pillar pods require you to drill holes and mount them them with screws. I have an autometer pillar pod and I had to screw it to the original pillar cover.
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Junk ricer crap... Do you need a Boost/Vac gauge??? Do you need a pyro that goes to 2400??? Junk...
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