What's your take on glowshift gauges?
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Absolute Garbage.
The biggest frustration you'll have is that they have multiple color options and many will seemly reset themselves from whatever you select every time you start your car.
If you NEED gauges to actually monitor your car, HARD PASS.
If you are looking for something to rice out a stock car and you don't care how accurate or reliable they are, they have a wide range of styles, bright colors, and are affordable.
The biggest frustration you'll have is that they have multiple color options and many will seemly reset themselves from whatever you select every time you start your car.
If you NEED gauges to actually monitor your car, HARD PASS.
If you are looking for something to rice out a stock car and you don't care how accurate or reliable they are, they have a wide range of styles, bright colors, and are affordable.
Have there digital boost gauge in my Ranger, no complaints so far. I wouldn't run their wideband but for other gauges I dont see the issue. Automotive gauge technology has been around for years.
I'm considering one of their shift lights as well.
I'm considering one of their shift lights as well.
They are cheap and work great. I use their boost gauge
I have their Oil Pressure gauge and the Blue light matches the OEM gauges perfectly....also auto dims when headlights are turned on!!
In order to maintain the selected color you need a constant 12 volts to the yellow wire.......then it stays on whatever color you select!!
My gauge works great and I'm very happy with it....would buy again!!
In order to maintain the selected color you need a constant 12 volts to the yellow wire.......then it stays on whatever color you select!!
My gauge works great and I'm very happy with it....would buy again!!
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