04-15-2011, 12:35 PM | #1 |
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I am looking at some after market gauges (auto meter) I want to us the original bezel does anyone have pictures of the gauges they used and the size of the gauges would be helpfull. not sure if i need 2 1/16 or 2 5/8 so please try to be kinda detail. pictures are always nice.
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04-15-2011, 01:39 PM | #2 |
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No pictures but sizes are as follows
Speedo-5" Tach(middle gauge)-3 3/8" The rest(4 on bottom)-2 5/8 I'm pretty sure those are the correct sizes, I've been looking into it myself. Someone will correct me if I'm off but I'm almost positive those are correct.
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the bottom 4 I used 2 1/6" they look like they are born there
2 5/8th are to big unless you want the gauge to sit on the dash panel not in it.. |
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Do you have a picture of how those gauges mount? I like that though, my way does have them sitting inside of the holes, they are just big enough not to fall through them though.
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Or I could have written the measurments down wrong, I have measured my bezel and some gauges I have, like I said, I could be wrong, I'll have to check when I get off work if I get a chance.
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is 3 3/8 the right size for the tach?
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Check out some of these posts, they will tell you where I got my info from and I didn't right them wrong. This is the reason I had those numbers though
http://www.google.com/custom?domains...D%3A1%3B&hl=en
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ask member
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Hey John, you have a picture of the back of that thing? I'm interested as to how those mount because that looks to be the same as stich's.
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Wow that clock is awesome! I think I read something about that before and he custom built that clock or something like that? Anyway, that dash is freaking awesome!
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johnoro thats about what i had in mind but cant find a clock or fuel gauge for the center 3 3/8 whole...
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Yeah, from what I hear it's hard to find anything besides speedos and tachs that are 3 3/8.
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**cough***
...I have two brand new AutoMeter ProComp (black) Oil Temp (yes...oil temp) gauges in 3-3/8" still in the original box.
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If they were the autometer procomp ultra light in silver i might jump all over those... really nice work with the custom gauges Putter.... would prefer full swing fuel gauge or clock for that center whole...
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oh yeah the bezel is broken in this picture... bottom left almost didnt notice with all those rally shinny parts.
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2-5/8" is correct for "rear mounting" if you want the gauge trim ring to be outside of the bezel holes (see JOHNORO's photo) 2-1/16" is correct if you want the gauge trim to be slightly inside of the bezel holes (see STICH626's photo)
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Thank you very much for the info.... you make it all so much easier.
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