2nd Gen R56 Cooper S Most liked posts in thread: Boost gauge help

  1. maskeet

    maskeet New Member

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    Thanks for all the choices, lots to look through,

    Kellen I sent you a PM
     
  2. MCS02

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    I run Rev on a old iPhone 3S. You can chose what gauges you want to display. Also dash command is another good one. I made a holder that puts the phone next to the tach. I was going to post a picture but my car has so much ice on it I can't get in to it.
    If you want a normal gauge I can't help but someone els will be along that can.
     
  3. DneprDave

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    Or the ScangaugeII........and you can get a nice mount for it at CravenSpeed.
     
  5. DneprDave

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    You could buy just the Marshal boost gauge, along with a tap to the intake manifold, from Cravenspeed. Still, it would cost as much as a ScangaugeII.

    SCX Pro Gauges by Marshall Instruments

    Dave
     
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    #9 Norm03s, Mar 4, 2014
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    Auto Meter boost/vacuum gauge works for me, but then, I have a Supercharger.
     
  7. Kellen@Craven

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    The Marshall gauges that match the MINI are these:

    MINI Cooper Gauges

    In case that is what you are looking for. The SCX are similar but do not have the same font and color that the MINI version does.
     
  8. Kellen@Craven

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    Although it is not an official product, so I may have to set a different price in the future, I have done a few single boost nGauge for $300. That includes everything you need to get it mounted up cleanly too.
     
  9. maskeet

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    Thank you! I can't believe how expensive they are
     
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    maskeet New Member

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    She more wants something like the craven set up with 1 gauge all she wants is boost
     
  11. Kellen@Craven

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    Maskeet - We have done some single nGauge for just boost. That will lower the price tag for you bit.
     
  12. c0op3r

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    If you do not want to install an actual boost gauge (which is the cheapest) there are some other ways:

    Next cheapest in line is get the Torque App (android) or DashCommand (iDevice) and either a Bluetooth OBDII reader (android) or WiFi (iDevice) ~40$

    Next in line would be one of the electronic setups: this will vary from about 200 ^

    I personally like the PLX Devices setup: PLX Devices


    The DM-100 look like a normal guage but is a touch screen and you can add real modules if you would like of just use the OBDII