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More tripple gauge kits, yup you guessed it! |
John |
Aug 17 2006, 10:51 PM
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My kits are available without silk screening.
The kits include faceplate as shown in pic below and zinc plated back plates. These are available for shipping immediately. Printed instructions are included with the kit, and are augmented here in the classic threads. PM or Email for details. Prices are (12-23-07): Kit shipped to you in the USA $100.00 Assembly and return shipping $50.00 (you ship me your gauges for assembly) Attached image(s) |
John |
Aug 21 2006, 10:22 PM
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member? what's a member? Group: Members Posts: 3,393 Joined: 30-January 04 From: Evansville, IN (SIRPCA) Member No.: 1,615 Region Association: None |
RS22b
The gauge with the oil can shown is from a 911 combo gauge and is oil pressure in BARS (1 bar is approximately 14.7 PSI, bar is short for barometric pressure) The gauge on the left is the other gauge from a 911 combo gauge and is temperature. The graduations are labeled at the outer edve of the gauge itself. The first line is approximately 190 deg F. You can get 911 combo gauges with numerical gauge faces and ones that are labeled in PSI, but the ones I have made are not numbered that way. Since I know where my car is supposed to run, I don't really need the numbers and I think they tend to just add clutter. Due to teh fact that the 911 gauges are turned slightly, the numbers would end up skewed slightly anyway. The kits do require (2) donor gauges to make up the tripple: (1) later 914 fuel combo gauge (1973 1/2+) (1) 911 oil pressure/temperature gauge and sending units. (any year will do) |
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