To Buy OR Not To Buy
The reason people probably don't answer your posts is because you've had some real winners on here as far as threads go.
Again, hate to burst your bubble, but those gauges are junk...they're just there for the look. Same goes for the pro-sport ones, they're more looks than anything. Stewart Warner's are really good, I personally like Omori myself.
Again, hate to burst your bubble, but those gauges are junk...they're just there for the look. Same goes for the pro-sport ones, they're more looks than anything. Stewart Warner's are really good, I personally like Omori myself.
Your wrong the reason i havent had my thread answer SOON because look at the time i posted it
, and how do you know there junk because of the price?or have you tested it out before?
Gauges are generally used to alert a driver of an issue, (once your car is tuned, you'll really only use your gauge to alert you of an issue), rarely will you have time to focus on your gauge while driving hard (except on the straights), the importance of gauge accuracy (vs. consistency) really depends on usage. A few things to consider:
(1) Do you like the look of the gauge (who cares what others think) ?
(2) Do the gauges you are considering offer the proper range (I believe oil pressure gauge should read more than 100 psi for the Evo)?
(3) Are the gauges reliable and consistent?
(4) Will your car be logged and tuned by a professional? Once tuned, what do you want your gauges to tell you?
There are a lot of people that drive around with poorly tuned cars and very expensive gauges. I feel it is more important to spend money on go fast bits (ie. a good tune, great parts, etc.) than show parts. I hope this helps answer your original question....
(1) Do you like the look of the gauge (who cares what others think) ?
(2) Do the gauges you are considering offer the proper range (I believe oil pressure gauge should read more than 100 psi for the Evo)?
(3) Are the gauges reliable and consistent?
(4) Will your car be logged and tuned by a professional? Once tuned, what do you want your gauges to tell you?
There are a lot of people that drive around with poorly tuned cars and very expensive gauges. I feel it is more important to spend money on go fast bits (ie. a good tune, great parts, etc.) than show parts. I hope this helps answer your original question....
Gauges are generally used to alert a driver of an issue, (once your car is tuned, you'll really only use your gauge to alert you of an issue), rarely will you have time to focus on your gauge while driving hard (except on the straights), the importance of gauge accuracy (vs. consistency) really depends on usage. A few things to consider:
(1) Do you like the look of the gauge (who cares what others think) ?
(2) Do the gauges you are considering offer the proper range (I believe oil pressure gauge should read more than 100 psi for the Evo)?
(3) Are the gauges reliable and consistent?
(4) Will your car be logged and tuned by a professional? Once tuned, what do you want your gauges to tell you?
There are a lot of people that drive around with poorly tuned cars and very expensive gauges. I feel it is more important to spend money on go fast bits (ie. a good tune, great parts, etc.) than show parts. I hope this helps answer your original question....
(1) Do you like the look of the gauge (who cares what others think) ?
(2) Do the gauges you are considering offer the proper range (I believe oil pressure gauge should read more than 100 psi for the Evo)?
(3) Are the gauges reliable and consistent?
(4) Will your car be logged and tuned by a professional? Once tuned, what do you want your gauges to tell you?
There are a lot of people that drive around with poorly tuned cars and very expensive gauges. I feel it is more important to spend money on go fast bits (ie. a good tune, great parts, etc.) than show parts. I hope this helps answer your original question....
I wanted to know in your guys opinion , i think its a very nice price but dont know if it works right or anything tell me what you guys think Gruppe-S evo gauge panel + Evil Gauges= ~$150 or should i jus spend over 400$ wich is way to big of a rip off in my opinion for gauges
Let me stop now to save myself the headache I got from your last thread.
You are right, there are tons of people who are here that has the power to say so, and guess what YOU don't have any idea who those people are.
^^^That statement right there says it all already. Why bother asking people what they think when you don't want to fork out the money to buy the proven products.
Let me stop now to save myself the headache I got from your last thread.
^^^That statement right there says it all already. Why bother asking people what they think when you don't want to fork out the money to buy the proven products.
Let me stop now to save myself the headache I got from your last thread.
Whats the point of having gauges if they are inaccurate? You could "waste" $400 on gauges that work, or you could really waste $100 on needle moving dash lights. Your call.
Third from the top
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Evo/evoint1.htm
You need to relocate the radio though though.
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Evo/evoint1.htm
You need to relocate the radio though though.
Last edited by ch53avitech; Feb 13, 2009 at 07:40 AM.
Third from the top
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Evo/evoint1.htm
You need to relocate the radio though though.
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Evo/evoint1.htm
You need to relocate the radio though though.


