boost guage
#3
I wish I was driving!
Originally posted by teknics
mechanical.
kevin.
mechanical.
kevin.
Now, to answer you question... It depends on your definition of better.
When it comes down to it, mechanical is only superior in price; they are significantly cheaper.
Electrical tend to react faster, have remote boost sensors (only need to run wires into cockpit), and come with extra gooides such as warning and peak boost functions.
Moreso, I would be more concerned with brand than electrical vs. mechanical.
#5
I wish I was driving!
Originally posted by Karack
i just installed a mechanical gauge before i blew my motor. the reaction time was near nil.
i just installed a mechanical gauge before i blew my motor. the reaction time was near nil.
If you have only ever installed a mechanical, how can you comment on relative reaction times?
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