Greddy or Autometer Gauges????
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Greddy or Autometer Gauges????
I have searched and searched for reviews about both of these gauges.
I plan on getting Boost (Duh), Egt, and Oil Pressure. (later on a W/B o2)
#1. Basically what I would like to know, is it worth paying a little extra money and getting Greddy gauges or saving costs and getting Autometer? and why? is greddy more accurate than autometer? longetivity? Durability?
#2. If I do buy greddy gauges, is it worth it to get the Peak and Hold gauges?
#3. Electric or Mechanical?
Thanks for all your replies,
Jon
I plan on getting Boost (Duh), Egt, and Oil Pressure. (later on a W/B o2)
#1. Basically what I would like to know, is it worth paying a little extra money and getting Greddy gauges or saving costs and getting Autometer? and why? is greddy more accurate than autometer? longetivity? Durability?
#2. If I do buy greddy gauges, is it worth it to get the Peak and Hold gauges?
#3. Electric or Mechanical?
Thanks for all your replies,
Jon
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Re: Greddy or Autometer Gauges???? (shadow103rd)
i cant really answer your questions cause ive never personally owned greddy guages or anything other than autometer, but i would like to in the future upgrade to something better then the autometer ones i have now.. greddy guages are nice and accurate from what i have read, a friend of mine has then and they are really nice as well.. lets here what everyone else has to say about this..
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boostfedb18c1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i cant really answer your questions cause ive never personally owned greddy guages or anything other than autometer, but i would like to in the future upgrade to something better then the autometer ones i have now.. greddy guages are nice and accurate from what i have read, a friend of mine has then and they are really nice as well.. lets here what everyone else has to say about this..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Lets hear what you have to say about autometer?
Lets hear what you have to say about autometer?
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I used to own autometer gauges and have since changed over to greddy. I find the greddy to be a lot more accurate. Its amazing to hook up 2 gauges and get 2 totally different readings.
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Autometer sucks ***, I am running Greddy 60mm warning series gauges now and they are alright. I'd go with DEFI if I could do it over though. Before anyone tells me Autometer is fine, I've used them in the past, and in my experience they were total crap.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pfieffdog »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I used to own autometer gauges and have since changed over to greddy. I find the greddy to be a lot more accurate. Its amazing to hook up 2 gauges and get 2 totally different readings.</TD></TR></TABLE>
enlighten me you know the real reason you switched over was because your autometer did not have the bLiNg mounted next to the greddy
enlighten me you know the real reason you switched over was because your autometer did not have the bLiNg mounted next to the greddy
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mpir3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
enlighten me you know the real reason you switched over was because your autometer did not have the bLiNg mounted next to the greddy </TD></TR></TABLE>
I switched because my Autometer FP gauge almost caught on fire The white back plastic was brown and bubbled, not cool at all. The gauges would fog up all the time as well. You can call it wanting bling, I just wanted something that worked and that wouldn't catch my car on fire
enlighten me you know the real reason you switched over was because your autometer did not have the bLiNg mounted next to the greddy </TD></TR></TABLE>
I switched because my Autometer FP gauge almost caught on fire The white back plastic was brown and bubbled, not cool at all. The gauges would fog up all the time as well. You can call it wanting bling, I just wanted something that worked and that wouldn't catch my car on fire
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Re: Greddy or Autometer Gauges???? (shadow103rd)
How about the Peak and Hold Gauges?? are they worth the extra money?
Mechanical or Electrical?
I havent ruled out Autometer yet
Thanks Jon
Mechanical or Electrical?
I havent ruled out Autometer yet
Thanks Jon
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mskibbz-T »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I switched because my Autometer FP gauge almost caught on fire The white back plastic was brown and bubbled, not cool at all. The gauges would fog up all the time as well. You can call it wanting bling, I just wanted something that worked and that wouldn't catch my car on fire </TD></TR></TABLE>
i was just busting on him, his autometer boost gauge looked like **** sitting next to the greddy egt gauge. I had Blitz BL series in my car before but prolly gonna go with greddy 60mm's now
I switched because my Autometer FP gauge almost caught on fire The white back plastic was brown and bubbled, not cool at all. The gauges would fog up all the time as well. You can call it wanting bling, I just wanted something that worked and that wouldn't catch my car on fire </TD></TR></TABLE>
i was just busting on him, his autometer boost gauge looked like **** sitting next to the greddy egt gauge. I had Blitz BL series in my car before but prolly gonna go with greddy 60mm's now
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i've had autometers for a while, and i dont really have ANY complaints about them... they look good, and always work like they should... exactly what i want in a gauge.
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Lets hear what you have to say about autometer? </TD></TR></TABLE>
i just like the way the greddy guages look.. much nicer, bigger, and are more accurate..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pfieffdog »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I used to own autometer gauges and have since changed over to greddy. I find the greddy to be a lot more accurate. Its amazing to hook up 2 gauges and get 2 totally different readings.</TD></TR></TABLE>
very true.. not all autometer stuff is garbage but i need to get an EGT guage and new oil pressure guage (cause the autometer sender unit broke) and i think ill go w/ something new this time...
Lets hear what you have to say about autometer? </TD></TR></TABLE>
i just like the way the greddy guages look.. much nicer, bigger, and are more accurate..
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pfieffdog »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I used to own autometer gauges and have since changed over to greddy. I find the greddy to be a lot more accurate. Its amazing to hook up 2 gauges and get 2 totally different readings.</TD></TR></TABLE>
very true.. not all autometer stuff is garbage but i need to get an EGT guage and new oil pressure guage (cause the autometer sender unit broke) and i think ill go w/ something new this time...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by THE_HX »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i've had autometers for a while, and i dont really have ANY complaints about them... they look good, and always work like they should... exactly what i want in a gauge. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Same here. If I can get a gauge that functions for 40 vs 150....Ill take it
Same here. If I can get a gauge that functions for 40 vs 150....Ill take it
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I had autometer on my last car, and have greddy on this car.
The autometers were cheap and seemed to work, the only autometer I had was the boost gauge, and from what I hear there boost gauge is the most accurate of the all. Just what I heard from other experienced autometers users. I also had the a/f gauge but we all know those are nothing more than a light show.
As far as the Greddy's I like them, they are nice, they look good and they are dead on accurate. Yes they are more $$ but Im glad I spent the $$ on them. For the best prices on them check http://www.aieonline.com, I got mine from there and from shopping around they had the best prices
The autometers were cheap and seemed to work, the only autometer I had was the boost gauge, and from what I hear there boost gauge is the most accurate of the all. Just what I heard from other experienced autometers users. I also had the a/f gauge but we all know those are nothing more than a light show.
As far as the Greddy's I like them, they are nice, they look good and they are dead on accurate. Yes they are more $$ but Im glad I spent the $$ on them. For the best prices on them check http://www.aieonline.com, I got mine from there and from shopping around they had the best prices
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Re: Greddy or Autometer Gauges???? (shadow103rd)
I use the Greddy and I personal do not have a need for the peak and hold for daily driving, unless I plan on blowing the motor and then pressing the peak to find the highest boost point. Autometer I have heard a lot of negative things however the one person that I know using them has never had a problem with his guages. So I have yet to actually experience anything bad with autometer or the Greddy..
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