voltage meters
#1 by
AD
, Fri Jun 21, 2019 7:20 pm
are they all a basically the same but different prices,is it best to pay more or just get a basic one for the vehicles.
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RE: voltage meters
#2 by
Mallinman
, Fri Jun 21, 2019 8:06 pm
I’ve got a real good acoustic one. When I hear the truck start then voltage is about 12v. When it dont then voltage is about 6v. Lol
2005 OM605 superturbo. Borgwarner s200 @3bar ,3” Stainless exhaust, roll bar, TJM winch bumper, winch BJ spacers and extended shackles, snorkel, iron man suspension, LED light bar x3, 2" body lift
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Posts: 3.684 Date registered 10.10.2012
RE: voltage meters
#3 by
Mallinman
, Fri Jun 21, 2019 8:08 pm
But on a serious note. I’ve found with all my gauges. Which I have quite a few of and have tried a lot of different types. Up to £40. You get chinky ones. They work but are basic and crude and don’t last long. Give an average reading. Above that you will start to get better quality ones which will give an accurate reading and will last more than a year
2005 OM605 superturbo. Borgwarner s200 @3bar ,3” Stainless exhaust, roll bar, TJM winch bumper, winch BJ spacers and extended shackles, snorkel, iron man suspension, LED light bar x3, 2" body lift
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Posts: 3.684 Date registered 10.10.2012
RE: voltage meters
#4 by
Peter H
, Thu Aug 22, 2019 11:06 pm
Cheap Ebay. Works fine...
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Posts: 59 Date registered 05.30.2018
RE: voltage meters
#5 by
Fielder
, Fri Aug 23, 2019 10:39 am
I've got a cheap ebay one in my truck. works fine.
2005 L200 Animal in silver
Big Wheels,
4.0 Litre V8 Lexus Engine swap.
A lot of custom shit. 
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