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Old 03-20-2002, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Mar. 20 2002,17:27
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those are what im getting, nicely priced and u don't even have to be consitently monitoring them, they change colors based on your setting So u could see that out of the corner of ur eye, I like bltiz but SO much $$$!
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Originally Posted by 13BAce' date='Mar. 19 2002,21:01
[quote name='Rob x-7' date='Mar. 20 2002,20:27']Meant to insert a pic:
What does the R stand for?[/quote]

r is for RICE. just get autometer they are cheap and work well you can order from http://www.summitracing.com they generallly have everythign in stock
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I was going to say the R stood for ROB. Im not crazy about the R1 crapp, I love the Blitz gauges, but Im not crazy about the fact they are metric, and they are pricey. GREDDY makes some nice gauges as well, but again a bit pricey. Im leaning towards the Autometer carbon fiber gauges, and I think Im going to mount them under the radio, my car is all stock and gauges on a pod seems a bit lame to me. Not like 13b ace, who has gauges under his radio, and also on the pod, BUT HE NEEDS THEM, lol. Im actually looking for function and not just for looks, 13 year old motor in my car, wouldnt want to lose it now! I love these people with thier Honda Civics, still with the factory 14" wheels with wheel covers, with a monster tach on the dash, lol. I know Summit Racing well, I have built many a motor from them, been dealing with them for 13 years now, they have everything, even if its not in thier catalogs, call them, and they probably have it.
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Originally Posted by vosko' date='Mar. 20 2002,19:30
[quote name='13BAce' date='Mar. 19 2002,21:01'][quote name='Rob x-7' date='Mar. 20 2002,20:27']Meant to insert a pic:
What does the R stand for?[/quote]

r is for RICE. just get autometer they are cheap and work well you can order from http://www.summitracing.com they generallly have everythign in stock[/quote]

might be, but they are economicla, hey atleast im not getting the monster tach! :newlaugh: Thats one of the first thing ppl notice when they get in my car," whoa **** that is a huge tach, right in the middle, must be the main thing", so everyone says thats right
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Mar. 21 2002,19:48
I was going to say the R stood for ROB. Im not crazy about the R1 crapp, I love the Blitz gauges, but Im not crazy about the fact they are metric, and they are pricey. GREDDY makes some nice gauges as well, but again a bit pricey. Im leaning towards the Autometer carbon fiber gauges, and I think Im going to mount them under the radio, my car is all stock and gauges on a pod seems a bit lame to me. Not like 13b ace, who has gauges under his radio, and also on the pod, BUT HE NEEDS THEM, lol. Im actually looking for function and not just for looks, 13 year old motor in my car, wouldnt want to lose it now! I love these people with thier Honda Civics, still with the factory 14" wheels with wheel covers, with a monster tach on the dash, lol. I know Summit Racing well, I have built many a motor from them, been dealing with them for 13 years now, they have everything, even if its not in thier catalogs, call them, and they probably have it.
All of my gauges are reading low, maybe bnecause there's no motor in the car. :sigh:
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Mar. 21 2002,19:48
I was going to say the R stood for ROB. Im not crazy about the R1 crapp, I love the Blitz gauges, but Im not crazy about the fact they are metric, and they are pricey. GREDDY makes some nice gauges as well, but again a bit pricey. Im leaning towards the Autometer carbon fiber gauges, and I think Im going to mount them under the radio, my car is all stock and gauges on a pod seems a bit lame to me. Not like 13b ace, who has gauges under his radio, and also on the pod, BUT HE NEEDS THEM, lol. Im actually looking for function and not just for looks, 13 year old motor in my car, wouldnt want to lose it now! I love these people with thier Honda Civics, still with the factory 14" wheels with wheel covers, with a monster tach on the dash, lol. I know Summit Racing well, I have built many a motor from them, been dealing with them for 13 years now, they have everything, even if its not in thier catalogs, call them, and they probably have it.
Putting those gauges under the radio will be ok because you don't ALWAYS have to see oil pressure and watertemperature gauges. Boost gauges usually need to be right in front of you.
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Originally Posted by 13BAce' date='Mar. 21 2002,19:22
[quote name='Rob x-7' date='Mar. 21 2002,19:48']I was going to say the R stood for ROB. Im not crazy about the R1 crapp, I love the Blitz gauges, but Im not crazy about the fact they are metric, and they are pricey. GREDDY makes some nice gauges as well, but again a bit pricey. Im leaning towards the Autometer carbon fiber gauges, and I think Im going to mount them under the radio, my car is all stock and gauges on a pod seems a bit lame to me. Not like 13b ace, who has gauges under his radio, and also on the pod, BUT HE NEEDS THEM, lol. Im actually looking for function and not just for looks, 13 year old motor in my car, wouldnt want to lose it now! I love these people with thier Honda Civics, still with the factory 14" wheels with wheel covers, with a monster tach on the dash, lol. I know Summit Racing well, I have built many a motor from them, been dealing with them for 13 years now, they have everything, even if its not in thier catalogs, call them, and they probably have it.
Putting those gauges under the radio will be ok because you don't ALWAYS have to see oil pressure and watertemperature gauges. Boost gauges usually need to be right in front of you.[/quote]

well since i don't have boost im gogin to have them smak in my face, what size pods to u need to fit 2 1/16" meters? thats what those R1 gauges are, but i think the autometer pods are 2"? anyone know or tried this? cutomize im thinkin...
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Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Mar. 22 2002,16:01
[quote name='13BAce' date='Mar. 21 2002,19:22'][quote name='Rob x-7' date='Mar. 21 2002,19:48']I was going to say the R stood for ROB. Im not crazy about the R1 crapp, I love the Blitz gauges, but Im not crazy about the fact they are metric, and they are pricey. GREDDY makes some nice gauges as well, but again a bit pricey. Im leaning towards the Autometer carbon fiber gauges, and I think Im going to mount them under the radio, my car is all stock and gauges on a pod seems a bit lame to me. Not like 13b ace, who has gauges under his radio, and also on the pod, BUT HE NEEDS THEM, lol. Im actually looking for function and not just for looks, 13 year old motor in my car, wouldnt want to lose it now! I love these people with thier Honda Civics, still with the factory 14" wheels with wheel covers, with a monster tach on the dash, lol. I know Summit Racing well, I have built many a motor from them, been dealing with them for 13 years now, they have everything, even if its not in thier catalogs, call them, and they probably have it.
Putting those gauges under the radio will be ok because you don't ALWAYS have to see oil pressure and watertemperature gauges. Boost gauges usually need to be right in front of you.[/quote]

well since i don't have boost im gogin to have them smak in my face, what size pods to u need to fit 2 1/16" meters? thats what those R1 gauges are, but i think the autometer pods are 2"? anyone know or tried this? cutomize im thinkin...[/quote]

The autometer pods fit 2 1/16" gauges.
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Putting those gauges under the radio will be ok because you don't ALWAYS have to see oil pressure and watertemperature gauges. Boost gauges usually need to be right in front of you
< You read my mind, IM saving the pillar for the day I do my engine transplant, lol. Im thinking under the radio, and of course do the treatment so it matches the rest of the painted plastic around the radio, A/C.
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The Blitz panel only fits a 43mm gauge? I was thinking of getting the 3 gauge panel, only using it for 2, but whats with the 43mm gauges? Now it looks like Ill have to make one, does anyone make a din or double din blank panel that I can cut out for my needs??
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