BAR_Autotech Universal Tripe Gauge Meter Review

It was super duper weak. I wouldn't use it unless I had fake imaginary sensors and they weren't in a stationary fake car that didn't rattle or shake over bumps.

Didn't fit my 1987 Porsche 944 but that's not a product defect. The product appears to be very cheap and is stamped from a very thin material, it will likely hold up, but I was able to bend it with just my fingers almost effortlessly. The envelope was chipped in a few places when I received it.

Just doesn't fit. It is both taller and wider than a DIN slot. As mentioned, the metal is very flexible, but this is not a problem. I couldn't get it to work on Subaru and ended up making my own mount. I would suggest looking elsewhere for something better.

Dashboard is very weak, too weak to be used or put in a radio. he came out of shape all bent. Look elsewhere as it wouldn't be worth it if it was only $2. DEFINITELY NOT worth the $15. I took a risk and ordered it even though there were no reviews. Hopefully this review will save the next person a few bucks.

The negative reviews are a bit surprising. It's basically a piece of metal with three standard-sized holes that fits into a standard dash radio slot. Perhaps some people's expectations were not met. The description seems to match the design and intention. Adding sensors, like all mod work, requires some tweaking. I have a right hand drive Suzuki Carry (kei truck) that I bought for off-road use. It had the original Japanese AM-FM radio. Useless in America. I pulled out the radio and put in three