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    still try 2 get boost gauge fitted

    still tryin 2 find a garage that will fit some gauges for me, anyone ideas
    and i know its easy, but 1, i will f**k anything up and 2 i will f**k it uplmao lmao
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    it still aint in? funking hell fella, you could have bodged it in ages ago ! lmao lmao

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    really not a hard job to get wrong all you need is a holesaw, crimper, cutter and a drill.

    i fitted one to my 205 in under half hour, and that included taking out the heater control panel to fit it where the knob is.

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    yeah but cant be arsed tbh and want some other gagues fitted as well like oil temp or pressure.
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    Andy come down mine, could do them in the pace of an afternoon, absolute peice of the proviable. Can pick up the rocker cover then too.
    When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattcoupturbo View Post
    Andy come down mine, could do them in the pace of an afternoon, absolute peice of the proviable. Can pick up the rocker cover then too.
    ok m8, i know ya a busy guy n all, the gauges i need r boost, oil temp or pressure and wot was that other fecker,lol. just waiting on a 3 hole slot din space

    oh yeah A/F meter. am looking at autometer ones as supposed to be prety accurate, although been told all digital ones are more so
    Last edited by welsh andy; 17-12-2007 at 20:06.
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    So long as you've got the places sorted to fit the senders it won't take long at all. Your oil temp and pressure guages you could fir like i did in that thread not so long ago. A/F ratio will be a bit more of a problem as you need to weld a bung onto your exhaust, once thats done it will a easy. Let me know if you want to do them though as i've got 5 weeks off now so loads of spare time.
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    ok m8, mite leave the AF one for a while then, priority is boost gauge. wa i do is just buy boost gauge now as others will take ages to ship from usa, so at least thats in, just get a cheapy, so at least fittings are there wen i import the autometer ones, if thats ok
    will get now asap
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    Boost gauge is the easiest of the lot, will take 10 min to fit an solder the wires in etc.
    When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattcoupturbo View Post
    Boost gauge is the easiest of the lot, will take 10 min to fit an solder the wires in etc.
    ok m8, well they tgot a tim digital one in roadrunner, that should do for now until i import an autometer ones from states, or may pop 2 halfrauds and have a butchers, just tell me wen ya free and i pop down, sort u out wiv some beer tokens 4 ya help
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    um, i just checked my busy schedule and i have nothing to do ever, although i might be busy on the 25th lmao.
    When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattcoupturbo View Post
    um, i just checked my busy schedule and i have nothing to do ever, although i might be busy on the 25th lmao.
    lmao lmao ok shall get one in next few days and pm y.
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    ordered matt, they coming from states, ordered an anutometer digital boost gauge and oil temp gauge. not bothered bout oil temp, but didnt just wanna order one
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