couple of questions on the GTS

[Lafora]

what are the sizes of the factory speakers

and

what's the pros/cons on electrical Autometre gauges as compared to the ones that aren't electrical

thanks

[fatredcircle]

mechanical = more accurate, pain in the butt to wire and setup.. (not really just more work)
electrical, is less accurate but a lot easier and faster to setup

[Lafora]

thx.

oh..and will wheels with 4 x 100mm (i'm assuming these are the measurements of the bolts) fit the kuku?

i'm assuming u could..but i just wanna make sure

thanks :smile:

[neil85AE86]

nope

4x114.3 only, very hard to find size and offset.

offset varies with a 15x7" you'll want +12 to +20.

Neil

[goodcookiedrift]

if you want accuracy...never get electrical guages. the only one i would recomend getting electrical for is the FPR (fuel pressure regulator) due to the cost of the mechanical one. In order for you to run the mechanical fpr in the cabin, you have to get an isolator and route it via fuel lines. somewhat costly.

[pwrupae86]

5.25 in the rears and 4.5 fronts.

[Lafora]

4.5s??? not 4s?

lol...guess this means i should refer to a manual of some sort

[driiift_hachiroku]

dude, get a Chilton's or similar shop manual...it's a good way to get aquainted with these cars and how they work, as well as handy for specs...

[Lafora]

bit the bullet and did after getting some very very anal "customer" service from 2 dealerships about the factory manuals

[Flashmn]

I'd personally get electrical ones, cause of the ease of installation. Especially with a oil pressure gauge, oh man, you accidentally get a hole in that line to the gauge and ur f*cked literally :razz:

[fatredcircle]

hi.

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