***NEW***Multicolor Boost Gauge

[NewSouth]

With 100 color choices, the NewSouth Performance Spectrum gives you unprecedented flexiblity in choosing the appearance of your gauge. If you just can't make up your mind, the Spectrum™ gauge has an automatic color sweep mode.

For you Saturn folks, here are a couple of pictures of the gauge lit up in red and white.



This patented 0-30 in hg, 0-25 PSI boost gauge comes with everything you need for installation - pre-wired with connectors, tubing and fittings



In addition you can get our optional silver trim ring for the bezel. And we've even put the color selection button on the back to give your gauge a clean, uncluttered appearance.



MSRP is $80.

For more information or to order, go to our NewSouth Performance Spectrum webpage

[burnrubr88]

holy crap 80 bucks.

[The.Real.Redline]

wouldnt happen to make a silver/white faced gauge.... lol id love to get somthing liek that to match the other gauges!

[saturn24]

so what do you do to change the color? take your gauge out everytime you wanna change it? I have gauges that have seven different colors and the button to change colors is right on the front and it looks clean as hell. Just my thought here but i dont think that it makes any sense to have the button on the back of the gauge

[NewSouth]

Thanks for all the feedback.

Originally Posted by burnrubr88

holy $#%^ 80 bucks.

As for the cost, we feel its a pretty good deal. Its much better quality than the inexpensive gauges that are flooding the market from Communist China.

Compared to a VDO boost gauge, we sell a complete package with a prewired gauge, tubing, fittings and electrical connectors. With VDO you have to buy the gauge then add an LED, wiring, tubing, fittings and connectors. In addition we feel that our lighting is much better (see above pictures)

The only multicolor boost gauge like ours used to sell for $145 ... and a lot of their internal mechanisms were purchased from the folks that make our gauge.

As for the button on the back, all our customers that we surveyed wanted a clean look and did not want to have a (relatively) large or shiny button on the front of the gauge cluttering the appearance.