greekpeterfromlondon

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Here are a few pictures of my 60mm Shadow Gauges in my pod ready to fit to my classic?

Razorwrx1

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Liking them mate!

McPhie

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Where did you get the pillar pod from?

Rossco_

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Where did you get them from mate?

Scooby Arthur

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Looking good, mine arrived today, just got to find a pod for them now.

greekpeterfromlondon

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Hi the gauges came from the group buy section and it was organised by jayallen and i got the pod from ebay. The gauges seem to be very good quality but sorry for the poor pics as i took them with my blackberry?

Dirk Diggler 75

Nice job...............

greekpeterfromlondon

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Hi all quick update after installing the gauges i have found that the boost gauge is slow responding and under reading has any one tryed theres yet?

beef-on-the-bone

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hope they're not problematic for you, they look sweet....

rooferman

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I was waiting to sort payment for these as have had cheap gauges before and they were pants........was hoping these would be better so think i,ll wait and see if anyone else has issues with them now........

Is it just the Boost gauge that is reading incorrectly??

Rossco_

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Theres a thread on the NASIOC and they have had no end of issues with them, ultimately resorting to getting rid and forking out for defi's

I know ive had issues with cheap gauges, saving up for defi's as we speak

McPhie

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Any chance you can link to the thead, can't find it myself. Shame if this is the case, thought these looked pretty good

McPhie

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Read this on NASIOC, could this be linked?

"What about making my gauges dimmable? The links of interest below has some tips. It is also worth mentioning that the Subaru dimming circuit is non-standard since it is fixed positive/variable negative. Most electrical gauges are wired for the opposite, fixed negative/variable positive. This can cause problems if they are connected to the car's dimming circuit. Such gauges that share a ground for measurement and lighting must NOT be connected to the variable illumination wiring. To install such gauges so that they dim, an additional circuit is needed to "flip" the polarity of the illumination to the gauge."

jayallen

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Ok guys before these gauges get murdered lets see if this is an isolated case. Ive spoken to Alley Msport on behalf of Peter and they are going to send him out a new gauge..
They still state that anyone not happy with these gauges, they will refund in full if returned in original box's.....Cant be fairer than that.

Peter you have PM fella.

wrx9181

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I hope these are not poop