Bongo Fury

Looks good and nice fit, thanks Chell.

no ,i like the look of haydyns better (which i,ve got ,but not yet fitted) and haydyns is more useful , measures 2x engine temps etc ,and battery voltage .and comes in various colours including blue !!!!

whats the point of measuring inside / outside temps, if you do,nt know its hot or cold ,suggest you visit the doctors you have a problem ?????

I think this one was designed for motorbikes which are outside. I guess it's a guide to the rider to warn of black ice and also the lap timer if they are racing. The battery level bit is useful if it works as it looks like should.

I agree Haydn's look's ace and would if I could afford perhaps fit. I wonder if pink could be an option

bobngo wrote:no ,i like the look of haydyns better (which i,ve got ,but not yet fitted) and haydyns is more useful , measures 2x engine temps etc ,and battery voltage .and comes in various colours including blue !!!!

whats the point of measuring inside / outside temps, if you do,nt know its hot or cold ,suggest you visit the doctors you have a problem ?????

I have a warning light in my car that illuminates orange if the outside temps drop to 4 degrees, then illuminates red (with audible warning) if the temps drop to freezing or below, i believe the ABS and traction control sensitivity adjusts accordingly when the warnings come into play. If you are sat in a nice warm car, you may not realize a sudden drop in temperature outside until it's too late (black ice etc)

bigdaddycain wrote:

bobngo wrote:no ,i like the look of haydyns better (which i,ve got ,but not yet fitted) and haydyns is more useful , measures 2x engine temps etc ,and battery voltage .and comes in various colours including blue !!!!

whats the point of measuring inside / outside temps, if you do,nt know its hot or cold ,suggest you visit the doctors you have a problem ?????

I have a warning light in my car that illuminates orange if the outside temps drop to 4 degrees, then illuminates red (with audible warning) if the temps drop to freezing or below, i believe the ABS and traction control sensitivity adjusts accordingly when the warnings come into play. If you are sat in a nice warm car, you may not realize a sudden drop in temperature outside until it's too late (black ice etc)

Wise words there young Ste. been plenty of thrills and spills this way on the Black Ice.....you want to see the cars in my Pals son's place.... ....plenty of work for him though

I can imagine Mike.... I was at a bodyshop just yesterday, and every car there had been doing automobile impersonations of Torville & Dean! Da, da, da,da, da....der der....der der.....