Suzuki Gauges

BruceB · 12 February 2008, 21:10

My Suzi arrived today at work with all its goodies like prop and instruments. Quite pleased as the package from Ribcraft included everything needed right down to bolts and primer bulb to rig the motor to the boat. All I need is a couple of cables, fuel tank and battery, plus the hull which isn't ready for a few weeks of course!
Anyway I had been waiting till it arrived to see what instruments it came with before deciding what I was going to fit. It came with a multifunction tacho and a trim gauge so looking tonight to see what and how much was available. I quite fancied an hour meter and a volt meter but am horrified by the price of the white versions to match existing at IBS. Is there anyone else that does these gauges and for general rigging bits and spares for Suzis? A web search doesn't seem to bring up much and they are not even mentioned on the Suzuki site........
It is a big Ba***d for a 90hp as well.................

David G · 12 February 2008, 21:13

Have you tried these people?

http://www.imsupplies.co.uk/home.php?cat=136

HTH

Orve.

BruceB · 12 February 2008, 21:16

B***dy ellfire that was quick!
Unfortunately nothing listed on the site so will need to phone during the day.

David G · 12 February 2008, 21:25

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Originally Posted by BruceB

B***dy ellfire that was quick!
Unfortunately nothing listed on the site so will need to phone during the day.

lol........

I use IMS for all my suzuki 2-stroke parts; usually a next-day service.
Obviously (because it's for a boat engine) prices often seem 'ouch' but generally they seem quite good.

Be interested to know how they compare!

Cheers,

Orve.

BruceB · 12 February 2008, 21:29

I know about "marine" prices but what shocked me was the cost of a genuine Suzi hourmeter, black at £52 and the same gauge in white................£114!

Cypman · 12 February 2008, 22:15

Hi Bruce
I get ALL my Suzuki bits from "store.brownspoint.com" in USA. Even with carriage and duty costs I have saved a mint on propellers, filters, anodes, cables and guages. After my first order they gave me a 15% discount on all orders. To give you an idea of costs the Suzuki White Instruments are currently full prices as follows, Tacho/Multi Function $134; Trim $64; Volt $72 and Hour $105. Service and delivery times have been great. Hope this is of use to you.

jyasaki · 13 February 2008, 16:52

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Originally Posted by BruceB

I know about "marine" prices but what shocked me was the cost of a genuine Suzi hourmeter, black at £52 and the same gauge in white................£114!

It takes a lot of work to get all the black off...

David G · 13 February 2008, 17:43

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Originally Posted by Cypman

Hi Bruce
I get ALL my Suzuki bits from "store.brownspoint.com" in USA. Even with carriage and duty costs I have saved a mint on propellers, filters, anodes, cables and guages. After my first order they gave me a 15% discount on all orders. To give you an idea of costs the Suzuki White Instruments are currently full prices as follows, Tacho/Multi Function $134; Trim $64; Volt $72 and Hour $105. Service and delivery times have been great. Hope this is of use to you.

What are the tax and duty implications of importing to The IOM?

Possibly different from mainland UK?

Orve.

Rooster21 · 13 February 2008, 20:48

I am considering ordering the SIMS system starter kit.

http://store.brownspoint.com/detail....90C0-88001-KIT

Cant seem to find a great deal of info/review on how good it actually is though.

Anyone got this system ?

BruceB · 13 February 2008, 22:02

I can find little info on any of these systems, be nice to have more than is available to see if they are worth the money. Does anybody have it? Opinions?

Am I right in thinking that with this kit everything required is supplied to connect to a Suzi 90 and monitor everything on the motor? You don't need any other sensors or gauges like a plotter etc connected unless you also want position displayed?

Cypman · 13 February 2008, 22:34

IOM has the same VAT etc as UK. I had most of my orders delivered to Cyprus!!

Rooster21 · 14 February 2008, 14:57

A little bit more info...

http://www.ausfish.com.au/vforum/sho...=109712&page=2

Do I press that buy button .......

Erin · 14 February 2008, 20:04

I went for the SMIS but haven't fitted it yet. Bought mine from Brownspoint marine in USA. Fantastic value in comparison to local dealer, almost half price. Should show all the engine diagnostics and gauges. Only thing it doesn't do is water pressure.