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Autometer Sport-Comp II Electronic Boost Gauge with Gauge Cup & Mounting Bracket
May 2, 2007, 07:47 PM
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Autometer Sport-Comp II Electronic Boost Gauge with Gauge Cup & Mounting Bracket
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This is the Autometer Sport-Comp II electronic boost gauge (Part #3659). It includes a GM 3BAR MAP sensor, wiring harness, original instructions, original receipt, mounting hardware, original vacuum lines, T-connector, etc. Everything is as it was brand new.
I'll also throw in a Buschur gauge mounting cup that's used on the top of the steering column (includes all mounting hardware).
Lastly, I'll include a custom bracket I made to mount the 3 BAR MAP in the engine compartment.
Everything goes for $125 shipped.
The receipt in the picture shows that I paid $220 for the gauge alone.
This is the Autometer Sport-Comp II electronic boost gauge (Part #3659). It includes a GM 3BAR MAP sensor, wiring harness, original instructions, original receipt, mounting hardware, original vacuum lines, T-connector, etc. Everything is as it was brand new.
I'll also throw in a Buschur gauge mounting cup that's used on the top of the steering column (includes all mounting hardware).
Lastly, I'll include a custom bracket I made to mount the 3 BAR MAP in the engine compartment.
Everything goes for $125 shipped.
The receipt in the picture shows that I paid $220 for the gauge alone.
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May 23, 2007, 10:11 AM
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I thought this was sold...but the cash never arrived. Price reduced to $125 shipped (plus 3% for PayPal).
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I don't believe that's a feature of this gauge. I've seen some, though, who have had good success with removing the face plate and painting the backside of the lit areas so that it produces the desired color. Personally, the bright white (numbers) that illuminate are so crisp that I wouldn't want it to be any other color.