If you're going to invest $$ in gauges, you need them to be accurate - if not, why buy them?!
If the X-Line features meet your standards, get them. If not, get the DSD-series
This is a discussion on Looking at gaugues. Stri dsd vs. X-line within the Interior Mods forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Finally settled on a set of gauges that were cost effective and didnt look cheasy (see prosport and autometer). I've ...
Finally settled on a set of gauges that were cost effective and didnt look cheasy (see prosport and autometer). I've settled on STRI.
My question is do i need to spend the money on the extra dsd gauges over the x-line series? I cant really find any information on it. I'm not a professional racer so i dont need ultra accuracy. However I am stage 2 and I'd like some gauges for some extra security for my car.
Any dsd and x-line owners out there?? please chime in.
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If you're going to invest $$ in gauges, you need them to be accurate - if not, why buy them?!
If the X-Line features meet your standards, get them. If not, get the DSD-series
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The dsd have better stepper motors, and are gearless. It is like looking at the Defi BF vs Racers. Both will work, but one is much better. I would step up and get the DSD.
Here is a site that does a bundle IAG Performance: Subaru & Mitsubishi Performance Parts. IAG Performance 410-840-3555
I have shopped here with out problems. You could also give them a call, they carry both lines.
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