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vex 08-14-2008 08:13 PM

Prosport Gauges?
 
Who has them and how do they like them?

I'm reading the reviews on them and some of them seem to have problems with quality and accuracy.

I'm curious because I am thinking I'll be unloading a fair amount of cash pretty soon for a set, and i'd like to have peoples opinion on them before I buy them.

If worse comes to worse I may have to just save and buy a digital dash, though I really don't want to. :(

Lotte 08-15-2008 02:20 AM

i have the boost, water temp, egt, oil pressure, and oil temp. i like em IMO. i heard that the needle does not stay on 0 but i guess i was the lucky ones. they also have good customer service so if your gauge is defected they will replace it. these are a step down from the defi.

classicauto 08-15-2008 10:57 AM

Oil temp and pressure here.

I thought somethign was wrong with them when I got them because in the boxes the needles pointed to arbitrary numbers.......but once they powered up they were fine.

Work great, awesome peak/hold warning features and affordable.

FirstRotaryExp 08-15-2008 05:24 PM

I like my own pair of Prosport gauges (see thread in this section for what I did with them.) The needles point at 0 when off and seem to be working just fine for me, and I have the oil temp and pressure gauges as well.

RotaryXperiment 10-04-2008 06:58 PM

i have them also. im now having problems with the boost gauge looks like it may be the pressure sensor thats off but it has a one yr warranty so it should be covered.
i gotta send it to them.
+1 on customer support

Brent 10-05-2008 12:39 AM

agree with all of the above. They back their product which is a big deal to me. I guess everyone has seen their new center speaker gauge pod as well. If not:
http://prosportgauges.com/MazdaRX7gaugepod.aspx

proz07 11-09-2008 01:57 AM

ya i have a couple only using the boost and EGT right now fuel will come soon. as far as how the gauges are in my opinion you get what you pay for, but thier customer service is A++. my boost gauge is off by varing amounts dependent on ambient temp it seems anywhere from 0-1.5 psi. the EGT gauge works it takes a min to warm up the sensor and the response isnt instant but then im compairing it to aircraft EGT speed too so ???? these vehicle egt's may just be slower cause of the type of sensors maybe a different sensor would be faster. btu they work and do thier job without breaking the bank
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rx7 FC TII 11-11-2008 09:52 PM

anybody have the digital ones?

im gonna be building a custom gauge cluster and considering using the digital ones.

classicauto 11-12-2008 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by proz07 (Post 57888)
the EGT gauge works it takes a min to warm up the sensor and the response isnt instant but then im compairing it to aircraft EGT speed too so ???? these vehicle egt's may just be slower cause of the type of sensors maybe a different sensor would be faster. btu they work and do thier job without breaking the bank
z

Are the K-type probes supplied with the Prosport EGT open, or closed element? Presumably closed, but you are correct that an open element would respond faster.

However I'm not sure exactly how long your gauge is taking to respond, even a closed type probe should closely follow the engine's condition, roughly 1-3seconds behind.....

Quote:

Originally Posted by rx7 FC TII
anybody have the digital ones?

im gonna be building a custom gauge cluster and considering using the digital ones.

I haven't tried the prosport digital gauges, but FWIW, I've used other digital display gauges before and find it hard to adjust to viewing the gauge, reading the number, processing if its good or bad. A needle type gauge I can immedeatley identify as inside or outside of where it should be...but thats just my feelings - thuoght I'd share though :)

f1bluerx7 11-12-2008 08:05 PM

Yep I'm dropping the dough on these bad boys along with their center gauge pod. F those retards trying to get 450 dollars for the flyrx7 center pods.

They look great and everyone I've spoken to has been happy with the product.

AwakenNoMore 11-13-2008 02:36 AM

i too will be purchasing their center pod and Boost/Water Temp to replace the random ones currently in my car, the pillar pod its annoying i keep hitting it while steering.

Prosport Gauges 12-10-2008 06:52 AM

Hey everyone we just became aware of this site and can help anyone out with questions/tech. advise. let us know if you need anything.

sbrian2 12-10-2008 08:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prosport Gauges (Post 62874)
Hey everyone we just became aware of this site and can help anyone out with questions/tech. advise. let us know if you need anything.

Is it true that you now have an affordable wideband gauge? I have an LC-1 and don't want to pay the $220 for the XD-16. I assume it accepts the 0-5v signal from one of the analog outputs.

classicauto 12-10-2008 03:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Prosport Gauges (Post 62874)
Hey everyone we just became aware of this site and can help anyone out with questions/tech. advise. let us know if you need anything.

I'm also curious about something.

Someone mentioned to me your EGT gauge's have a 0-5v output for datalogging. I wasn't aware that they have this feature (unless he's wrong) but could you enlighten us? Your site doesn't seem to indicate taht they do.

Prosport Gauges 12-10-2008 05:09 PM

AFR gauge- Yes our stand alone digital AFR gauge for $65 does read 0-5 volt, so if you already have the LC1 it will read from the output signal and work. :)

EGT gauge: No, it cannot datalog. The premium series (peak/warn) can recall the highest level attained and fully programmable warning buit into the gauge but no datalogging.


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