Thread: Gauge Preference

Thread revive...any more input on Depo gauges now that they've been around for a while?

depo are still on the inexpensive side. I have had them in my car for about 6 months. I really liked the boost gauge with the digital and analog read out. I ended up swapping all my gauges to match it. I had prosports in before the depo's. comparing the two I found them to be almost exactly the same except the depo gauges were built better(metal cases vs plastic). The sending units were the same the but the depos had a nicer harness. hell even the packages were almost the same.

i bought a speedhut tach due to @Re-spect's b13 build.

cant wait to install it

I got one of those also, they are nice

been running Autometer mechanicals for 11 years without any issues at all

You guys really need to check out the NTK widebands, very affordable and super accurate. I'm throwing my plx in the garbage and getting one.

Call it an incorporation of gauges but the racepak dash is an awesome pc. Displays tons of engine data and can be setup to display different screens with a touch of a switch. This will work great with an EMS

Ive had my Innovate Gauges ( wideband / boost / oil pressure / water temp ) for 1.5 years now with 0 complaints..
Under $400 for all 4 how can you go wrong being the wideband was the only real expensive one. LC1

If your gauges are inaccurate by some fly by night company there not even worth having, Looking cool isnt what they are for
although you will want them to look cool just not at the expense of being accurate.

Not the greatest pic but you get the idea, You can search google for better ones.

the 'ol b13 has Autometers w/ electric senders for reference gauges, no complaints here

VDO
Simple,clean,reliable,accurate,and good price.....matches factory gauges well.