Speedhut Gauges - Fully Customizable

[Broadfield]

I officially became a Speedhut dealer a little while back, just never had the time to make a for sale thread about it. It made sense for me to be a Speedhut dealer for several reasons:

• Very high quality! Just as nice as Defi, Greddy, Apexi etc, but without the JDM fanboy price tag.
• 5-year warranty on the entire gauge(including sensor and wiring). Lifetime warranty on the electronic circuit board!
• Fully customizable for no extra charge. Customization includes the following:
  1. Face color
  2. Font color
  3. Font style
  4. Illumination color
  5. Tick style
  6. Pointer style
  7. Pointer color day
  8. Pointer color night
  9. Bezel style
  10. Bezel color
  11. Optional graphic
  12. Optional logo/text
• Very shallow mount with threaded body. Comes with threaded ring to secure gauge into place.
• Speedhut offers an enormous selection of gauges from GPS speedos to wideband gauges for your favorite wideband setup. So if you are rocking an AEM wideband, but want the gauge to match the rest of your Speedhut setup, then you would simply buy the Speedhut wideband gauge made for AEM.
• You can get optional turn signal and high beam indicators built into the speedometers.
• Gauges can be custom built on Speedhut's website enabling you to see changes in real time. You can even build an 8-gauge kit with every single gauge having different customization parameters if you so choose... at no extra charge.
• Speedhut offers several series of gauges, but there are four that the majority of my customers would need to concern themselves with... they are as follows:
  1. Speedhut
     • Traditional-sweep dial (7-4 o'clock sweep)
     • Lower cost resistive pressure sensor used for all pressure gauges
     • Least amount of gauge types offered
  2. Legacy
     • Traditional-sweep dial (7-4 o'clock sweep)
     • Military Grade Pressure Transducers used for all pressure gauges
     • Many more gauge types offered in this series than the Speedhut series
  3. Revolution
     • Setable Warning LED
     • Peak Recall (both min and max)
     • Euro-sweep dial (6-3 o'clock sweep)
     • Military Grade Pressure Transducers used for all pressure gauges
     • This series offers the most amount of gauge types
  4. Freedom
     • Traditional-sweep dial (7-4 o'clock sweep)
     • Plug-N-Play Daisy Chain Connection
     • Connects to 2007+ vehicle ECU (OBDII/CAN-bus system)
     • No additional sensors or wiring needed
• All orders consisting of four gauges or more will receive an automatic 10% discount. If you are having me custom mount your gauges into a Broadfield Cluster or any other Broadfield custom fabricated location then you will receive a 12% discount on all gauges.

NOTE: Every single gauge is built-to-order. It may take 2-3 weeks before your gauge(s) are in my possession and ready for shipping. If your gauges are going into one of my custom fabricated parts, then delivery time will greatly increase and that can be discussed at anytime during the pre-order process.

Please go to their website and feel free to build a set of gauges and see what you can create:

--Build Your Gauges Here--

Then simply PM or email me to get a quote. I only need the part # for the gauge(s) as the price is not affected by your custom options. We will only worry about the custom options when you actually order the gauge(s) through me. Do not hesitate to PM or email me with any questions on the product.

!IMPORTANT! The largest gauge I will fit into an S13/14 cluster is a 3-3/8" gauge. My typical 4-gauge cluster setups consist of (2) 3-3/8" and (2) 2-1/16". I can fit more than four, but not when doing (2) 3-3/8". For example: I could do (1) 3-3/8" tach in the middle and flank that with (2) 2-1/16" on each side... giving a total of five gauges.

An example of a Broadfield Cluster housing Speedhut gauges:

[va240dude]

Pretty cool man, I may end up going this route rather than the planned setup. This looks like a sold option for a good price. Good stuff as always!

[MAD240SX]

I been wanting the Speedhut Gauges, I hope I get them sooner then later.

[brndck]

you should become a stack dealer and i will help you product test.

[r34sr]

Speedhut is great stuff, heres my custom made setup....the locking rings make installation really easy.

[moowee240]

how much for those 4 guages you have in the example instrument cluster shipped to 19952

[speedgod^s13]

There are many things that makes these gauges awesome. But the one thing that stood out, is after swapping these gauges in, you can actually program your mileage, into the odometer. Really makes me consider selling my entire set of Defi gauges, and having Toby rig me up a custom cluster.

[90240sx07]

i want these the customizing sold me and not to bad on pricing time to start saving

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by brndck

you should become a stack dealer and i will help you product test.

Stack has basically zero for options compared to Speedhut. Stack is simply made by Autometer anyway.

Originally Posted by moowee240

how much for those 4 guages you have in the example instrument cluster shipped to 19952

What series of gauges do you want a price on? Speedhut, Legacy or Revolution?

[mtx450]

This is great news! Looking forward to getting involved with this setup soon.

[gostrider]

How much for the cluster in you post in white face ship 32905?

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by gostrider

How much for the cluster in you post in white face ship 32905?

What series of gauges do you want a price on? Speedhut, Legacy or Revolution?

[gostrider]

Originally Posted by Broadfield

What series of gauges do you want a price on? Speedhut, Legacy or Revolution?

speedhut..

[b4l]

this is a great way to spend my school check on aug love financial aid.

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by gostrider

speedhut..

This is a quote for the exact setup... obviously you can add or delete options:

[b4l]

thats not a bad price is it plug and play

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by b4l

thats not a bad price is it plug and play

No, because you would need to mount all of the sensors from the new gauges anyway.

[moowee240]

i like the speedhut.. but i noticed it said they use a lower cost resistive pressure sensors? and the revolution has military grade. whats up with that..



What series of gauges do you want a price on? Speedhut, Legacy or Revolution?[/QUOTE]

[GSXRJJordan]

Obviously the Revolution series is higher end. You pay more for the transistor (voltage-based) pressure sensors and warning lights.

We've been selling these for years, and having them make our custom stuff. Good crew of peeps over there.

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by moowee240

i like the speedhut.. but i noticed it said they use a lower cost resistive pressure sensors? and the revolution has military grade. whats up with that..

I'm not really sure what you are confused about. As Jeff stated, the better sensors that are included with the Revolution series gauges are going to cost more than the sensors that are included with the Speedhut series gauges. It would be like questioning why a Corvette cost more than a Cobalt. Also, the Revolution series has a programmable warning light and a peak/recall function.

[Ramonesfreak2010]

Sucks there are only boost gauges for only the revolution series.

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by Ramonesfreak2010

Sucks there are only boost gauges for only the revolution series.

Not true, they have a full line of boost gauges in the Legacy series

[S1392sx]

are the higher quality sensors compatible with any of the series gauges? like if i were to purchase the speedhut series gauges and hopefully years from now the sensors take a crap on me. could i then purchase the better ones and they will work on the speedhut gauges?

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by S1392sx

are the higher quality sensors compatible with any of the series gauges? like if i were to purchase the speedhut series gauges and hopefully years from now the sensors take a crap on me. could i then purchase the better ones and they will work on the speedhut gauges?

That's a good question... I'll have to check with Speedhut.

[S1392sx]

Ok thanks, just let me know

[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by S1392sx

Ok thanks, just let me know

I just heard back from Speedhut, unfortunately the better sensors cannot be used on the Speedhut series gauges.

Keep in mind though that the Legacy series gauges are not that much more than the Speedhut. Even the Revolution series were only $200 more than the Speedhut series for a 7-gauge set. I just happened to quote a customer for the same seven gauges in both Speedhut and Revolution.

[heychris]

Here's a question:

I am currently 4 cylinder KA-T, if I were to go vh45 or LS conversion, would I be able to recalibrate these gauges (legacy or higher) to that setup?

Cheers,
Ch

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[Broadfield]

Originally Posted by heychris

Here's a question:

I am currently 4 cylinder KA-T, if I were to go vh45 or LS conversion, would I be able to recalibrate these gauges (legacy or higher) to that setup?

Cheers,
Ch

Sent using XT912 M

There is no calibrating except for on a fuel level gauge and maybe some of the non GPS speedometers. The gauge is going to display whatever the sensor reads... doesn't matter what motor the sensor is on.

[GSXRJJordan]

^^^ I think he means the tach/speedo, yes, you most likely will have to recalibrate, but that's not a problem.

[bshotts]

Quick general question, are the Revolution series LED backlit i.e. "through the dial" rather than traditional bulb illumination?