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Group Buy: 60mm Ams Gauges + Shadow Gauges (new)


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This Group Buy will ends on 20th July 2008 (Sunday)

My trader feedback: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...=35717&la=0

I have got a mate working in www.espadaperformance.com. And thus, I have gotten you guys a very good price on the gauges. Therefore, I post it up here, hoping to share this great deals with you guys.

the product offer is AMS 60mm Gauges. You guys can check what's the RRP of these gauges from the website.

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This group buy will just be series 2 gauges as series 1 gauges have been cleared.

Series 2 will cost $60.

Gauge Cover will cost $2.

Water and Oil adaptor will cost $20.

Fitting mount will be included in the box when you buy a gauge.

Payment preferred: Bank Transfer.

Delivery & Conditions of Delivery: courier interstate only.

Product features:

2.5" STEPPER MOTOR GAUGE

• Provides smooth operation • Very exact

• High precision & quick response • Bright LED illumination

• Precise electrical sensor • Does not require any Control Unit for use

Series 2:

Stepping motor provides smooth operation

Ignition ON initiates self-luminescence gauge

Lightning-like Opening / Closing mode

Example of Opening

Openingseries2.jpg

Adjustable warning setting

Self-diagnostics function monitors both sensor disconnection and short-circuiting during startup

a) Sensor disconnection check

This function reports any improper connections, broken or disconnected sensor or sensor

wire. The pointer will wave between 250 and 260 degrees.

b) Short-circuiting check

This function indicates any short circuit on the sensor or sensor wire.

The pointer will wave between 10 and 20 degrees.

Using High-brightness LEDs Illumination

Illumination color can be chosen from white, amber ,red, green and blue

5colorsseries2.jpg

Product List:

TACHO 0-10,000RPM

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BOOST PRESSURE BAR

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WATER TEMP 50-120℃

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OIL TEMP 60-150℃

OilTempseries2.jpg

OIL PRESSURE 0-7kg/cm2

OilPressseries2.jpg

VACUUM 0–30 in.hg

Vacuumseries2.jpg

VOLTAGE 8-16VOLT

Voltseries2.jpg

INTAKE.TEMP 20-120℃

IntakeTempseries2.jpg

A/F RATIO LEAN-STOICH-RICH

AFseries2.jpg

Please note that the A/F Ratio gauge comes only in Silver watchcase.

Note: You guys can choose between silver or black watchcase for the series 2 gauges (except A/F Ratio, which only comes in Silver watchcase).

NOTE:

For those who are interested, please let me know:

- what gauge you're interested in

- your color choice for series 2 (Black or White watchcase)

- Your LED light choice

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Espadaperformance has start selling a higher quality range of gauges brand called "Shadow"

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I just post it together to see anyone is interested in this range.

You can go to the website to read more on this gauge range.

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there are 3 broad models:

1st Picture above is SMOKE FACE WHITE LIGHT

2nd Picture above is CLEAR FACE WHITE LIGHT (White)

3rd Picture above is CLEAR FACE WHITE LIGHT (Black)

Picture 1 and Picture 3 has a choice between 52mm or 60mm whereas Picture 2 comes only in 60mm

I was shocked to see that the gauges is only 3cm thick!!!!!

Anyway, you have a choice of a gauge cup holder or the gauge ring holder.

A picture of the gauge can be seen here:

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Product List:

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- Water Temp

- Oil Temp

- Oil Press

- Turbo

- Voltage

- Intake Manifold Press

Please note that the Exhaust Temp gauge are currently out of stock.

The best price I could get for this gauges is $150 each

Shadow Water Adaptor will cost $30 (choice of 28mm, 30mm, 32mm, 34mm, 36mm, 38mm, 40mm)

Shadow Oil Temp Adaptor will cost $30

Both Adaptors have a choice of colors - Blue, Silver, Grey

You guys are given a choice between these 2 brands.

If you're interested in this brand,

please tell me:

- what gauge you want

- your choice out of the 3 models - Smoke, Clear Black or Clear White

- tell me your preferred gauge size - 52mm or 60mm (for the 2 models)

- if you're also buying the adaptors, choice of dimension for water adaptor is needed and your color choice.

- tell me you prefer a cup holder or the ring holder.

Will start taking orders from now till 20th July 2008.

not missing out on this one lol

oka i would like:

1x Series 2 Boost guage, Black watch case and White LEDs (if you can get the boost guage in PSI that would be awsome)

1x Series 2 Oil Temp Guage, Black Watch case and White LEDs

1x Oil Temp adaptor thingy

cheers

not missing out on this one lol

oka i would like:

1x Series 2 Boost guage, Black watch case and White LEDs (if you can get the boost guage in PSI that would be awsome)

1x Series 2 Oil Temp Guage, Black Watch case and White LEDs

1x Oil Temp adaptor thingy

cheers

Sure thing mate. :D

but i'm sad to tell you that boost gauge comes only in bar. are you still interested?

Cheers.

Sure thing mate. :D

but i'm sad to tell you that boost gauge comes only in bar. are you still interested?

Cheers.

ahh k yer thats cool man still intereested

cheers

hi mate,

- can u get the boost gauge that reading in psi ?

- shadow gauges in 52mm are the same $$ as 60mm ? can u get any other colour light ?

cheers

Ford

Shadow gauges: 52mm are the same as 60mm.

there are only 3 variations for shadow gauges. so sorry about that. but there are good gauges, from the desriptions and the information.

the boost AMS boost gauge; it is hard to get PSI reading. because they have no more stock.

if you're really interested let me know, i'll see what i can do and enquire for you and get back to you.

im assuming it doesnt have a peak warning function ?or does it ?

there are 3 cm thick only. haha...

both gauges have peak warning function.

but shadow ones allow you to set it.

take a look at the website for more info. :)

the boost AMS boost gauge; it is hard to get PSI reading. because they have no more stock.

if you're really interested let me know, i'll see what i can do and enquire for you and get back to you.

Hi mate,

I'm very keen on the AMS boost gauge in PSI

cheers

there are 3 cm thick only. haha...

both gauges have peak warning function.

but shadow ones allow you to set it.

take a look at the website for more info. :P

I did

and it says

Features

• Stepping motor provides smooth operation

• Ignition ON initiates self-luminescence gauge

• Lightning-like Opening/Closing mode

• Adjustable warning setting

• Self-diagnostics function monitors both sensor disconnection and short-circuiting during startup.

• Using High-brightness LEDs illumination and color can be chosen from whiter, amber, red,

green and blue.

so are these different ? or can the warning setting be adjusted?

I did

and it says

Features

• Stepping motor provides smooth operation

• Ignition ON initiates self-luminescence gauge

• Lightning-like Opening/Closing mode

• Adjustable warning setting

• Self-diagnostics function monitors both sensor disconnection and short-circuiting during startup.

• Using High-brightness LEDs illumination and color can be chosen from whiter, amber, red,

green and blue.

so are these different ? or can the warning setting be adjusted?

Hey mate,

they are adjustable. you have to read the manual after you buy them and you'll know how to do it. :blink:

Cheers. :)

hey mate u reckon u could get a pick of the cup holder and the ring holder..just wanna see which 1 id prefer

cheers

hey mate,

the choice for cup holder and ring holder is for shadow gauges only.

AMS gauges comes in ring holders only.

Cheers. :D

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