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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: brewey on 25 April 2013, 23:10
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The inner child in me keeps telling me to get a boost gauge installed so while trawling eBay I keep noticing that Turborevs do a gauge for 16quid. Has anyone used them that can shed any light on them?
I know the rule buy cheap buy twice but for the money I wondered if they're worth a shot!
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My bro is selling boost gauge and oil pressure gauge both brand new auto gauge ones he wants £50 for both you'll need to source a oil pressure sender as I bought that off him, they are good gauges I have them the same gauges in my golf boost gauge was £35 and so was oil pressure gauge, for the
Money I can't grumble very responsive and easy to read
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The inner child in me keeps telling me to get a boost gauge installed so while trawling eBay I keep noticing that Turborevs do a gauge for 16quid. Has anyone used them that can shed any light on them?
I know the rule buy cheap buy twice but for the money I wondered if they're worth a shot!
I would spend more tbh, cheap ones tend to give trouble.
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I did think this may be the case. I've decided to leave it for now and source the s3 braces and then probably get a newsouth one when I get around to it.
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My £20 ebay special does the trick and looks pretty cool to !
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Does anyone run the digital boost gauges? I think they look quite smart.
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I looked at the digi one to start with too, but then I keep thinking the newsouth one blends with the dash perfectly.
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I used a £15 quid ebay gauge for like 2 years in my gti :grin: never failed or anything.. aslong as it sits bang on 0 and needle moves fine then nothing else can really go wrong with it. :wink:
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You make a good point Nav.
Hmm I will have to see, like I said s3 struts first tighten the front up.
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I used a £15 quid ebay gauge for like 2 years in my gti :grin: never failed or anything.. aslong as it sits bang on 0 and needle moves fine then nothing else can really go wrong with it. :wink:
They can leak
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I used a £15 quid ebay gauge for like 2 years in my gti :grin: never failed or anything.. aslong as it sits bang on 0 and needle moves fine then nothing else can really go wrong with it. :wink:
They can leak
Use a propa silicone pipe. Not sh1ty clear ones you get with the gauges and wont have worry about leaks :wink:
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I used a £15 quid ebay gauge for like 2 years in my gti :grin: never failed or anything.. aslong as it sits bang on 0 and needle moves fine then nothing else can really go wrong with it. :wink:
They can leak
Use a propa silicone pipe. Not sh1ty clear ones you get with the gauges and wont have worry about leaks :wink:
The actual gauges can leak mate,
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Th digi gauge does look good! Everytime Ad posts I see something else I want to do to my car.
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:laugh: i shall go back to my corner and just read then ! Lol
£20 for that guage so not too pricey and it matches well....
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For 20 notes you can't complain. I shall have to have a look.
Is it an eBay special?
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Silver - 261057717791
Black - 390577835889
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Cheers mate. It looks good in your car, but I'm not sure on the big blue dragon logo.
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You only notice it if you stare haha
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That Digi gauge looks really good tbh