Just been checking around for a fuel pressure gauge, Ebay.com $179 and $200 shipping eerrr shipping may be $20 whats wrong with these people the UK is not the moon FFS

That is a lot for package in a 6X6 inch box that weighs a pound.

Yeah that's pretty crappy.  I think most of overseas shipping is just about gouging people.

The best bit is if you hit the buy it button import tax is charged on the total then vat on that total. There is another with $18 shipping ? which is more like it

With a snubber fuel line and gauge I'm less than 50 in mine 

6 hours ago, Evan said:

With a snubber fuel line and gauge I'm less than 50 in mine 

Where was that bargain from..... all seem to $179 or above

My ISSPRO mechanical gauge was in the $50 range. 

I'm must be looking in the wrong place, I have some time so search I will

I think the electrical gauges are much more expensive.  I prefer mechanical over electric any time I can.  My mechanical fp gauge, snubber and valve cost about $60-65...with free shipping. 

so, go youtube PowerDrivenDiesel...they just recently anounced a vendor in Australia...possible that shipping maybe less coming from there.

 

cannot remember the vendor name, but they address them by name. 

 

 

here it is.

You'd think someone would have opened a business across the pond by now. Must not be enough demand

Just installed a set of ISSPro EV2 in @mr.obvious truck on Tuesday. I've got to program his gauges in one of my next trips. Right close to $500 for everything. Plumbing pieces, tubing, bracket and fittings, etc. I'll grab photos next time.

 

3 hours ago, Dieselfuture said:

You'd think someone would have opened a business across the pond by now. Must not be enough demand

I did in 2004, shut in 2009 at the last downturn, lost my shirt and only just got straight about 2 years ago. Thing is I was supplying Ram front brakes to a company that was building a military vehicle for use in afganistan. I was shipping a 100 calipers and 100 sets of pads about twice a month, company over there send 100 wrong so I own it. Still got 100 pads to this day

Yes mechanical gauge is what I used