SS Competition Gauges and bezels????
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Thanks for the compliments guys. We're just trying to keep great gauges at a low cost for the masses.
The connectors are .250 spade style. Most just cut the terminals off their wires and replace them with female 0.250. You only loose about 3/8" of wire but you have a cheap new terminal that will have "new" electrical contact.
About the hour meter. You can not rotate these (desined on purpose). What I doo is keep my old meters for reference.
Hope this helps
Bob
The connectors are .250 spade style. Most just cut the terminals off their wires and replace them with female 0.250. You only loose about 3/8" of wire but you have a cheap new terminal that will have "new" electrical contact.
About the hour meter. You can not rotate these (desined on purpose). What I doo is keep my old meters for reference.
Hope this helps
Bob
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Originally Posted by woody1
I used bobs gauges all last year, love em, no problems and they rock at night ![Big Grin](/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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Originally Posted by JLAY
Will the gauges work with stock mercury sending units?
We designed them to work with the Mercury standards.
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I'm not exactly sure how the hour meters work, but I would think that you could just hook them up to a 12v power source (battery charger or something) and let them run until they got to where they needed to be. If you have 240 hours, let them run for 10 days just don't forget about them.
Bob, would that work?
Bob, would that work?
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Just got my garage concrete floor poured and finally got boat back in. My new dash should be done any day now. I have the new SS gauges ready to go along with bezels from Lavorsi. Can't wait to see the new dash!!!
ANYONE??? What does everyone do for re-lettering the names for the rocker switches???
ANYONE??? What does everyone do for re-lettering the names for the rocker switches???
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Originally Posted by duunoit
I'm not exactly sure how the hour meters work, but I would think that you could just hook them up to a 12v power source (battery charger or something) and let them run until they got to where they needed to be. If you have 240 hours, let them run for 10 days just don't forget about them.
Bob, would that work?
Bob, would that work?
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Originally Posted by East Coast B
Just got my garage concrete floor poured and finally got boat back in. My new dash should be done any day now. I have the new SS gauges ready to go along with bezels from Lavorsi. Can't wait to see the new dash!!!
ANYONE??? What does everyone do for re-lettering the names for the rocker switches???
ANYONE??? What does everyone do for re-lettering the names for the rocker switches???