Blitz Gauges
true that my friend . . . 
gauges are nice if they are tastfully done . . .
I don't like the giant tachs that people put on their dashs with shift lights, but smaller nicely mounted in the dash gauges are NICE
gauges are nice if they are tastfully done . . .
I don't like the giant tachs that people put on their dashs with shift lights, but smaller nicely mounted in the dash gauges are NICE
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Originally posted by Link286XT
im interested in a 52mm boost gauge and a 52mm electronic fuel pressure gauge. what do thoes run?
Link
im interested in a 52mm boost gauge and a 52mm electronic fuel pressure gauge. what do thoes run?
Link
Link,
Are you looking for DEFI or Blitz ?
for electronic gauges you will need a live unit..
Thanks!
Please email us if you have any questions
Last edited by modifiedtoys; Oct 31, 2002 at 01:36 PM.
Originally posted by cupOZnj
http://www.xoxide.com/pctachometer1.html
http://www.xoxide.com/pctachometer1.html
Originally posted by advtechsport
oil temp and pressure gauge - get a oil block adapter from either greddy or blitz and just connect them
water temp - get a greddy water temp hose pipe adapter..
that's all
oil temp and pressure gauge - get a oil block adapter from either greddy or blitz and just connect them
water temp - get a greddy water temp hose pipe adapter..
that's all
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Originally posted by wags528
do you have these . . . ?? and how much? forgive me for asking so many questions, but im clueless about aftermarket guages and installation . . . . where does the oil block adaptor go? and can the same oil block adaptor be used for both the oil temp and pressure gauge??
do you have these . . . ?? and how much? forgive me for asking so many questions, but im clueless about aftermarket guages and installation . . . . where does the oil block adaptor go? and can the same oil block adaptor be used for both the oil temp and pressure gauge??
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The DEFI's look fantastic. I love the idea that it's a daisy chain wiring system where one wire goes from the gauge pack "ECU" to one gauge, then you wire your other gauges between themselves. The gauge "ECU" then connects to power, ground, and your temp/boost/pressure sensors..Very nice setup.
Gauges like ISSPRO, VDO, and god knows what else require you almost to build a mini wire harness for the lights, ground, and sensor connection. Plus the DEFI's are very shallow in depth which should make mounting a breeze.
I bought some ISSPRO's a while back for my truck and quite frankly they suck! Crappy little connectors and as I said, time to make wiring harnesses!
I am very tempted to order an oil pressure and oil temperature gauge. I wish they had a nice voltmeter to match...
I am assuming that the Greddy and Blitz oil filter adapters then require us to use a different oil filter from our stock Mitsu part once we install the sandwich adapter. Is this correct? I thought I saw that the Greddy requires a Toyota filter part #?
Is there some kind of a special buy going on for Evo.net on the Defi's? If there was, I'd even be MORE inclined to order. I see the prices of the gauges on Mach V Motorsports, so any discount is a good discount...
Gauges like ISSPRO, VDO, and god knows what else require you almost to build a mini wire harness for the lights, ground, and sensor connection. Plus the DEFI's are very shallow in depth which should make mounting a breeze.
I bought some ISSPRO's a while back for my truck and quite frankly they suck! Crappy little connectors and as I said, time to make wiring harnesses!
I am very tempted to order an oil pressure and oil temperature gauge. I wish they had a nice voltmeter to match...
I am assuming that the Greddy and Blitz oil filter adapters then require us to use a different oil filter from our stock Mitsu part once we install the sandwich adapter. Is this correct? I thought I saw that the Greddy requires a Toyota filter part #?
Is there some kind of a special buy going on for Evo.net on the Defi's? If there was, I'd even be MORE inclined to order. I see the prices of the gauges on Mach V Motorsports, so any discount is a good discount...
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Originally posted by diesel_fan
The DEFI's look fantastic. I love the idea that it's a daisy chain wiring system where one wire goes from the gauge pack "ECU" to one gauge, then you wire your other gauges between themselves. The gauge "ECU" then connects to power, ground, and your temp/boost/pressure sensors..Very nice setup.
Gauges like ISSPRO, VDO, and god knows what else require you almost to build a mini wire harness for the lights, ground, and sensor connection. Plus the DEFI's are very shallow in depth which should make mounting a breeze.
I bought some ISSPRO's a while back for my truck and quite frankly they suck! Crappy little connectors and as I said, time to make wiring harnesses!
I am very tempted to order an oil pressure and oil temperature gauge. I wish they had a nice voltmeter to match...
I am assuming that the Greddy and Blitz oil filter adapters then require us to use a different oil filter from our stock Mitsu part once we install the sandwich adapter. Is this correct? I thought I saw that the Greddy requires a Toyota filter part #?
Is there some kind of a special buy going on for Evo.net on the Defi's? If there was, I'd even be MORE inclined to order. I see the prices of the gauges on Mach V Motorsports, so any discount is a good discount...
The DEFI's look fantastic. I love the idea that it's a daisy chain wiring system where one wire goes from the gauge pack "ECU" to one gauge, then you wire your other gauges between themselves. The gauge "ECU" then connects to power, ground, and your temp/boost/pressure sensors..Very nice setup.
Gauges like ISSPRO, VDO, and god knows what else require you almost to build a mini wire harness for the lights, ground, and sensor connection. Plus the DEFI's are very shallow in depth which should make mounting a breeze.
I bought some ISSPRO's a while back for my truck and quite frankly they suck! Crappy little connectors and as I said, time to make wiring harnesses!
I am very tempted to order an oil pressure and oil temperature gauge. I wish they had a nice voltmeter to match...
I am assuming that the Greddy and Blitz oil filter adapters then require us to use a different oil filter from our stock Mitsu part once we install the sandwich adapter. Is this correct? I thought I saw that the Greddy requires a Toyota filter part #?
Is there some kind of a special buy going on for Evo.net on the Defi's? If there was, I'd even be MORE inclined to order. I see the prices of the gauges on Mach V Motorsports, so any discount is a good discount...
If there's enough interest on the Blitz and Defi gauges I can setup a group buy for all of you guys!
Let me know ... sales@advtechsport.com
note: we have the newest defi gauges. link v2 and the BF series
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I just looked at the BF's. Very nice LED lighting setup for those.
For all forum members, here's a link to the japanese website. Click on products and check out both the BF and the link V2. There's also a couple of macromedia demos of the BF gauges.
Defi Gauges
EDIT: ENGLISH LINK
http://www.defi-shop.com/
For all forum members, here's a link to the japanese website. Click on products and check out both the BF and the link V2. There's also a couple of macromedia demos of the BF gauges.
Defi Gauges
EDIT: ENGLISH LINK
http://www.defi-shop.com/
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I own Defi but Blitz are very nice too the gauges backs are very shallow...so you can basically mount them anywhere. Only thing about 52mm is hard to read especially at night. I had to turn all my gauge to read 12o' clock during normal temps and pressures...That way I can scan the read out by a glance, instead of actually trying to read each gauge
What type of gauges are considering to get?? By type I mean Water temp.? Oil pres. ?? etc...
the gauges backs are very shallow...so you can basically mount them anywhere. Only thing about 52mm is hard to read especially at night. I had to turn all my gauge to read 12o' clock during normal temps and pressures...That way I can scan the read out by a glance, instead of actually trying to read each gauge What type of gauges are considering to get?? By type I mean Water temp.? Oil pres. ?? etc...
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From: CalSLAM STAGE III Sky Londa - 08/02/03
Defi are tight, but I would go with Blitz
Originally posted by ishi
I own Defi but Blitz are very nice too the gauges backs are very shallow...so you can basically mount them anywhere. Only thing about 52mm is hard to read especially at night. I had to turn all my gauge to read 12o' clock during normal temps and pressures...That way I can scan the read out by a glance, instead of actually trying to read each gauge What type of gauges are considering to get?? By type I mean Water temp.? Oil pres. ?? etc...
I own Defi but Blitz are very nice too
the gauges backs are very shallow...so you can basically mount them anywhere. Only thing about 52mm is hard to read especially at night. I had to turn all my gauge to read 12o' clock during normal temps and pressures...That way I can scan the read out by a glance, instead of actually trying to read each gauge What type of gauges are considering to get?? By type I mean Water temp.? Oil pres. ?? etc...
Brings back good memories....
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