WTB: Stock wrx turbo gauge

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  1. StealthRex02
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    Seeing if anyone has a stock turbo gauge from a wrx with harness.
     
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    maybe... im thinking about putting gauges by the other gauges. Don't really want people to know i have them. For now looking for turbo gauge to install where subaru has the stock one.
     
  5. Kevin
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    i have a stock wrx gauge with mounting cup, no vacuum line or wires $40 and its yours
     
  6. StealthRex02
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    Dumb question... where would I find the vacuum line and wires other then dealership?
     
  7. Kevin
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    you can use any wires, just need to splice into a power source, and you can get a vacuum line for super cheap at parts store.

    where are you located? i could help with the install if needed
     
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    I'm located in st louis park... I will pm you if I go with it. Thanks:)
     
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    IIRC the stock boost gauge is mechanical so the only two wires are needed to hook up: illumination and dimming (violet and orange wires).
     
  11. StealthRex02
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    Here's a newbe question... How does it show boost then without the vacum line?
     
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    You'll still need the vacuum line, that is a definite. Just the electrical wires that must be connected are different between a mechanical and electrical gauge.
     
  13. Shibbs
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    4 things to hook up. Illumination, power, ground, and the vaccuum line.
     
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    el1 is correct
     
  15. StealthRex02
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    oh I got ya... I misunderstood your comment. How much does a vacuum line cost?
     
  16. SubeN'Siren
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    Super cheap...I'd say for this project, you'd spend more on a can of pop than the vacum line.