sandwich plate

bustmysack

New Member
im looking for a sandwich plate so i can run my oil feed line for my turbo, and i've looked at a couple places but does anyone have any suggestions? im thinking about going with golden eagle, i looked at glowshift's plate but i dont trust a plate with a $30 price tag, if anyones used it can i get some feed back on it?
 

bustmysack

New Member
lol why does everyone keep saying shit like that i got the question on vadriven and they said the same thing! lol
 

hollowfox

New Member
lmfao hey thats y i came to this ad u tricked me! i saw sandwich! lmao i dont no much about that but i heard golden eagle is a good brand
 


rwlsvtec_03

New Member
regardless of price. a sandwich plate is very simple and should never be that expensive.
personally i am running a golden eagle. im sure you could buy that cheepo and be fine.
 

mirrorimg

Well-Known Member
rwlsvtec_03 said:
regardless of price. a sandwich plate is very simple and should never be that expensive.
personally i am running a golden eagle. im sure you could buy that cheepo and be fine.
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THIS. I wouldmt spend the extra dollar on the golden eagle brand, if its considerably more expensive than other brands. I was going to get a sandwich plate to run a oil pressure gauge, but decided just to use the oil dummy light switch.

From what I see, theres the GE plate (~$95), Glowshift (~$36), and the MFactory (~$50). I would go with the glowshift or MFactory. I would spend 100% more on a simple plate.
 


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sugarfree135

matt
yeah don't buy anything from glowshift. I bought a gauge pillar from them that was supposed to be vehicle specific, well it didn't fit my db7 so i figured i'd try it on my wrecked dc2, no luck. Then i called them and got told it only fit two door models, called them on thier bullshit, then got told that tegs have 3 different molds for a pillars and thier product onlyfits one because that is all they could get. All i could say was really?
 

Tam4511

CI BOOST FIEND

NOMNOMNOM :lol:
i would go with a in between brand if your not going to get GE, might as well get the one thats going to last the longest
 
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