GAUGES
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eazye2000
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Re: GAUGES (72nismo)
Liquid filled gauges will stand up to abuse, and vibration quite a bit better than regular gauges. They cost a little bit more too, I believe.Unless you're going to track the car every day. I wouldn't worry about getting them.
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WDRacing
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Re: GAUGES (72nismo)
The needle swing is smoother with a liquid filled gauge. I had a full set on my Skyline, loved them. But I can't say that they are any better, I can only say they work well.
I'll eventually upgrade to an entire Autometer dash...
I'll eventually upgrade to an entire Autometer dash...
Re: GAUGES (72nismo)
Thanks for replies.
Re: GAUGES (72nismo)
OMFG but don't they add weight to make the car slower???? FAIL!!!
HAHA J/K
HAHA J/K
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WDRacing
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Re: GAUGES (Reno)
Please stop thread crapping. I'd like to keep this a Tech forum, but it's hard to when you guys post things that belong in GC.Reno wrote:OMFG but don't they add weight to make the car slower???? FAIL!!!
HAHA J/K
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