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nah it's all good

price not a problem i rather jap stuff

hmmmz

i like the trust ones

but then again apexi is nice

nengun have them for 200 delievered

whered you get yours from and installed?

i presume u got boost, oil temp and water temp?

hahah skyzer

gumby was bossssssssssssssssssssssssssss

how does that song go

ahh i forget

that was a ace song the gumby song

we use to call a guy at my highskool gumby

coz he had big gums lol

they literally stuck out when he opened his mouth lol

adrian

The Apexi EL gauges are cool, and like the defi link come with a controller to join all the gauges together, for some neat ricey effects.

I just got boost at the moment, install them yourself, it is really easy.

I will add another 3 later, probably defi link.

See'ya:burnout:

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