Boost gauge for the ICTDI?
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I had a boost gauge in my tdi golf. Was designed for a tdi, had no negative pressure on it!!!
THINK it was made by a company called newsouth, or something similar.
THINK it was made by a company called newsouth, or something similar.
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I have ( sort of 
)!
Using wireless (wifi not bluetooth) OBDII port reader and the iPhone app "Rev"
OBDII reader was £50 ish
The app is £27.99
I got a little stand that sits beside the main cluster for £10 (Halfrauds)
Totally worth it
The app can be set with a couple of colour choices, This one is a perfect match for the CTDI cluster!
I'll bang some pictures up tomorrow when its daylight of the set-up whilst its working so you can see how it all looks; until then i've attached a screen shot of how i've got the app set-up
*ignore the readings, this is whilst no info is being fed to the app so it's in a blank state*
)!Using wireless (wifi not bluetooth) OBDII port reader and the iPhone app "Rev"
OBDII reader was £50 ish
The app is £27.99
I got a little stand that sits beside the main cluster for £10 (Halfrauds)
Totally worth it
The app can be set with a couple of colour choices, This one is a perfect match for the CTDI cluster!
I'll bang some pictures up tomorrow when its daylight of the set-up whilst its working so you can see how it all looks; until then i've attached a screen shot of how i've got the app set-up
*ignore the readings, this is whilst no info is being fed to the app so it's in a blank state*
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I did my research into it matey, i know what you mean !
The seeker pod, holds 3 gauges and fits the dash nicely costs approx £300 IIRC (Touge can get this, maybe SumoPower can too)
Then there's the gauges, I found a nice looking set of 3 stepper gauges for £150 ish
Black background & fascia, Blue backing LED & red lit needles
Obviously you could use the generic singular pods for a couple £ each for nice looking ones
I hope this (little) bit of info ^ is of some use
The cost just couldn't be justified in the end though !
The set-up i've got takes 30 seconds to get turned on and working
-Plug in OBDII
-Open app
The advantage with the OBDII app is the fact that i cant change what info i want shown at any time and swap the gauges to show other info!
Obviously the ability to use in any other car is useful too!
The seeker pod, holds 3 gauges and fits the dash nicely costs approx £300 IIRC (Touge can get this, maybe SumoPower can too)
Then there's the gauges, I found a nice looking set of 3 stepper gauges for £150 ish
Black background & fascia, Blue backing LED & red lit needles
Obviously you could use the generic singular pods for a couple £ each for nice looking ones
I hope this (little) bit of info ^ is of some use
The cost just couldn't be justified in the end though !
The set-up i've got takes 30 seconds to get turned on and working
-Plug in OBDII
-Open app
The advantage with the OBDII app is the fact that i cant change what info i want shown at any time and swap the gauges to show other info!
Obviously the ability to use in any other car is useful too!
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