[BiturboS4] RE: DIS boost gauge

Philip Pace pjpace at yahoo.com
Mon Sep 16 07:54:24 EDT 2002


I have that gauge and was wondering, does it cause glare? Did you use that
tinted film too? I haven't fully mounted mine yet, as I don't know the best
position and I'd like to experiment (but I'm lazy, so the experimentation is
taking forever). Also, do you have polarized lenses on your sunglasses? If so,
how do you get around the fact that the display is mostly blocked out by them?
     -Phil

--- "Edwards, Dave" <Dave_Edwards at iOra.com> wrote:
> Looks good. Although the German one (http://www.fis-box.de/index-e.html)
> looks like its finished...
>
> I toyed with the idea of trying to do this (I'm an ex-electronics
engineer),
> but glad I didn't as clearly it needs a fair bit of investment to do.
>
> However I would caution those who don't have a boost gauge away from this
> idea, unless you only want the gauge for diagnostics. Yes this solution is
> great for not damaging the appearance of your interior, but it's useless
for
> checking boost whilst driving, especially when using full boost!
>
> When I was thinking of buying a gauge, I experimented first with my
> imagination: I drove around, imagining that I had a gauge installed in
> several different locations. In all locations except above the dash I felt
> uncomfortable about glancing at the gauge whilst driving. Therefore IMO I
> feel that a gauge is safe, only if mounted on the dash or the A-pillar.
>
> I have the Defi-HUD gauge and it's mounted right in the centre of the
dash,
> although quite low down. Whilst driving it is easy for me to glance at it
> without taking my eyes (completely) off the road.
>
> Cheers,
> Dave

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