midnight_7

im gonna buy some gauges and was wondering how the autometers are grouped in terms of good quality and bad quality - except the nexus.

i was planning either the cobalt or the ultralite.

any input?

BDC

They're good, especially the Phantoms.

B

fastrotaries

According to one of their sales reps, they do have different standards for Quality assurance for the different lines of Gauges. This was like 3 yrs ago, so i don't know if they have changed their form of operations.

Evil Aviator

Best: Pro-Comp, Ultra-Lite, Carbon Fiber
Worst: Sport-Comp

I don't remember where the other gauges fall, and I am not up on the newer gauges. I suggest checking with an Auto Meter representative.

GUITARJUNKIE28

don't touch the boost or egt gauges.

bcty

mine is off
my buds is off
my other friends boost gauge is off

there decent but no in my books

fastrotaries

I wouldn't use their boost gauges. I personally have an SPI

Evil Aviator

The top-end Auto Meter boost gauges work just fine IF you read the instructions. My friends and I have been using the Auto Meter Ultra-Lite mechanical boost gauges for many years with no problems.

What is wrong with the Auto Meter EGT gauges other than the 1600F limit?

KNONFS

iTrader: (14)

Same here, mines are dead on with the stand alone!

Directfreak

iTrader: (2)

Cobalts here.. and they rock!

BDC

Hi fastrotaries, I use an SPI air intake temperature gauge. I like the gauge layout itself, but I don't like the way it is lit from the back. Either my gauge is messed up, or I did something wrong on it, because it's only lighting up half of the white-facing on the gauge. It looks as if it's casting a shadow over the bottom half where the gauge's mechanical and electrical parts are. Does that make sense?

B

BDC

Yep. There's a reason why the Sport-Comp gauge is so cheap.

B

GUITARJUNKIE28

i've never seen a mechanical boost gauge of any brand that was really accurate.

Evil Aviator

How do you define or determine what is accurate?

Dcrasta

Say what you want but Autometer will fix their products no charge..

GUITARJUNKIE28

i wasn't bashing autometer. i used a pro-lite temp gauge and it was within 1* of my haltech readings....close enough for me.