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I've been looking for these gauges EVERYWHERE....Who makes them?

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    I've been looking for these gauges EVERYWHERE....Who makes them?

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    It's a set of 3 gauges located in the center of the dash, where the radio usually is in an AE101.

    They're really hot and don't take up much space, unlike pillar mounted gauges. I'm pretty sute they're made by Blitz, but they don't have anything about them on their site. I know they're also available in the US, b/c my neighbor has them, but he's at school, so I can't contact him.

    Anyway, does anyone know the name of these or know where I could get ahold of them?
    Ninety Four, Jul 7, 2004
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    tons of companies make small gauges....

    what's special about those.. have you looked at Defi? i have a nice Defi D-Gauge EGT sitting on my counter in my kitchend hehe :) beautiful
    CivicEater, Jul 7, 2004
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    Actually it was Defi that I was looking for. :cool: Thanks alot.
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    Yeah I was looking for oil pres and a/f ratio, so I'll probably just stick to Autometer.
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    Autometer cobalt guages are pretty nice too....great colors. Bit pricey though.
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    I'm pretty sure they're omori since they start at the 6'o clock position..
    Altho they MAY be defi - but defi usually have a amber backlit.
    JspeXAE102, Jul 7, 2004
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    *Moved to Interior*
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    Ok just went to the guy's profile, they're BLITZ for sure
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    They're better on the wallet than Blitz... and you get more options too. When I get my 240sx, then I'll think about cashing out for the blingy stuff like Blitz. Thanks jspexae102 for helping me ID them though.
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    I hear ya man.. i've been looking at Omori gauges myself.. $170 for a oil pressure. The defi d-link series are a little easier on your wallet but still go for 120 and up on ebay and I dont really like the amber backlight.. I love the JDM gauges that starts at 6 o' clock, but generally they measure in metric and i really dont feel like doing math while driving - wish the US would switch to metric already. Anyways I've settle for autometer myself.. picked up a oil press on ebay for $40.. it's american engineeering but at least its better than the generic crap
    JspeXAE102, Jul 9, 2004
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