Hey guys, as the title states, looking for a place to install a clutch for my buddy who owns a tC too. And a place to install gauges for me. Any info you guys have would be awesome. If you know of anything close to the 818 that would be cool, but anything in So-Cal would be awesome too.

I know I'm going out on a limb, but if you know a place that would do it for less than $320 would be great too. My buddy got quoted from a shop and a dealer the same price...

Thanks!

 

chrisgarage.net


nuff said. Chris will show you how he installs it too and watch step by step. Very reasonable pricing and great installer.

 

^ awesome man... thanks for the info. Do you have his contact info? That site doesn't work...

Anyone else got more places?

 

p/m sent! let us know how it goes.

 

Off topic, but you boys both better be coming out to my party this weekend, or you're both gettin yo @$$es beat!

 

Can you do it even if I go?

 

Bad Christmas I guess. lol.... Tina, imma call you later.

 

its www.chris-garage.net he will hook you guys up... if you need futher info let me know. get him all the qoutes in writting you gotten and he will beat them..

 

I would have to say Chris as well! Can't beat his prices!

 

awesome guys... i will do that. thanks again!

 

chris is the man!!!! he did my gauges, work perfect.... i would hit him up.....

 

what kind of gauges? i have a friends shop in van nuys that probably could do it hit me up and i'll give you his info, if your in no rush i could do it, i just need to free up time.

 

you free up time. wow that's pretty hard for you aint it? hahaha. welcome back to the forum jay.

 

Jay Jay, if you're thinking of A&A he knows Frank. As a matter of fact, the OP is IN ScionTific, lol.

 

jay jay, it's gonna be a boost and air/fuel gauge. if the guy you know is frank, i will call him and ask him... Unless you got time to do it. It wouldn't be till after the new year though...

 

there is always island motorsports in buena park.. they can do just about anything : ) ... hit them up 714-522-7457

 

the boost gauge is easy to install and since your not boosted yet all you have to do is get the vacuum line for it and 12 volts and ground. for air/fuel i hope you got the wideband cause those narrowband don't read anything correctly on the tC and if you got the wideband, then you need a o2 sensor bung which you will have to weld that sensor into the S-pipe. if you have the narrowband and tap into your o2 sensor from the header you won't have a proper reading, it'll be a sitting light that doesn't work. the reason why is because the tC has a wideband sensor stock and a narrowband gauge wont work because of the signal difference. Narrowband = 0-1v Wideband = 0-5v here use this link to install the boost gauge yourself, instead of going to pay for it. https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...ht=vacuum+line

 

^ thanks for that info. I knew about the whole thing with the wideband and narrowband. I will try to do it myself, but I am totally not inclined to install something like that. I installed my intake myself, so I can imagine it's not that hard,,,

 

yeah i've put in the boost/vac gauges in turbo and N/A cars and it's really easy to do and if you put in your intake and that steering wheel yourself, then i know you won't have a problem, but just make sure you t-tap the 12 volts instead of wrapping it.

 

cool man, thanks alot. well, shoot. if you aren't busy after the new year you can help me put in the gauge. i pay with food and beer... so let me know if thats cool!