Prosport evo gauges - anyone got them??
#3
These are mine.....(vid)
They seem pretty good so far.
edit - I recommend getting them from Scoobyworx, they were super quick.
http://www.scoobyworx.com/prosport-5...hite-180-c.asp
They seem pretty good so far.
edit - I recommend getting them from Scoobyworx, they were super quick.
http://www.scoobyworx.com/prosport-5...hite-180-c.asp
Last edited by Kwik; 27 November 2013 at 09:12 PM.
#7
They read Ok but the wiring is poor too.
They cant be daisy chained either like steppers.
Take it from someone who has changed from steppers to evos and back again.
The only common sender is the boost one
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#9
Usual wrong info. Most senders are different. The steppers use decent senders. The evo ones massive mechanical abortions
They read Ok but the wiring is poor too.
They cant be daisy chained either like steppers.
Take it from someone who has changed from steppers to evos and back again.
The only common sender is the boost one
They read Ok but the wiring is poor too.
They cant be daisy chained either like steppers.
Take it from someone who has changed from steppers to evos and back again.
The only common sender is the boost one
#10
Dont take my word for it then.
Oil and fuel pressure is totally different.
Evo has a big clunky mechanical thing.
Steppers have small on on multiplug.
Boost is the same.
Oil temp and water temp look same but read different.
But the main issue with evo is no wiring is provided for senders and steppers come with plug and play stuff on multiplug.
They both read Ok. But steppers are a better designed andquality gauge.
Oil and fuel pressure is totally different.
Evo has a big clunky mechanical thing.
Steppers have small on on multiplug.
Boost is the same.
Oil temp and water temp look same but read different.
But the main issue with evo is no wiring is provided for senders and steppers come with plug and play stuff on multiplug.
They both read Ok. But steppers are a better designed andquality gauge.
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Dont take my word for it then.
Oil and fuel pressure is totally different.
Evo has a big clunky mechanical thing.
Steppers have small on on multiplug.
Boost is the same.
Oil temp and water temp look same but read different.
But the main issue with evo is no wiring is provided for senders and steppers come with plug and play stuff on multiplug.
They both read Ok. But steppers are a better designed andquality gauge.
Oil and fuel pressure is totally different.
Evo has a big clunky mechanical thing.
Steppers have small on on multiplug.
Boost is the same.
Oil temp and water temp look same but read different.
But the main issue with evo is no wiring is provided for senders and steppers come with plug and play stuff on multiplug.
They both read Ok. But steppers are a better designed andquality gauge.
#12
It sounds to me that the evo range use the same senders as the prosport non stepper range. In my old car I had prosport stepper oil temp, oil pressure and boost. I then added prosport non stepper fuel pressure and volts. The non stepper used a large mechanical sender whereas the steppers used small electrical senders.
#13
It sounds to me that the evo range use the same senders as the prosport non stepper range. In my old car I had prosport stepper oil temp, oil pressure and boost. I then added prosport non stepper fuel pressure and volts. The non stepper used a large mechanical sender whereas the steppers used small electrical senders.
the oil and fuel pressure used some awful big mechanical things on the evos where as the steppers use small electrical ones on a multi plug.
#14
i changed because i put in some jdm sweeping clocks which are red so wanted red gauges too.
the reason i know 100% the senders are different is because i tried to use stepper senders with evos( the ones that fit i.e water and oil temp) and the gauges read incorrect but where fine as soon as senders supplied were fitted.
oil and fuel pressure are totally different anyway but boost fits
#15
Hmmm. Cheers Dan I think I'll stick with the steppers. They're no Defis but after four or so years they still work fine. You've confirmed my suspicion that the Evo range is style over substance and besides as a Scooby owner I'm not keen on the name either lol!
#16
evos are fine once installed and work with no issues just a pain to fit and made of cheaper components and also lack peak and warning functions.
#17
The Evo's are a PITA to fit, I will be going back over mine again re-wiring them as each wants its own live and earth for both gauge and sender which isn't supplied. Behind my FMIC pipework looks like Spaghetti Junction.
#18
much better designed and quality
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