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Help with gauge

Started by dancnman, Sun 18, Jun 2017, 19:51:36

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dancnman

I need a 1 1/2 inch electrical not mechanical temperature gauge and voltmeter. I can't find anything except a set that has colors in the face to tell you if you are ok or not. Don't want those. Just a black gauge would work. anyone know of any?
Reality is that thing which does not change simply because I choose to ignore it.

oldsmokey

Old school Stewart Warner? VDO? they had white faces and black digits.  This info is from old memory, don't know whats still available.

dancnman

Quote from: oldsmokey on Sun 18, Jun 2017, 21:10:41
Old school Stewart Warner? VDO? they had white faces and black digits.  This info is from old memory, don't know whats still available.

I look and look but don't find. I will start calling the manufacturers. Plenty of 2" but I want to add them to my radiator pod on one side and 2" is too much. Air horn is in the other.
Reality is that thing which does not change simply because I choose to ignore it.

Dusty

 Try Summit racing . I searched for "1 1/2 temperature gauge " and got 308 results.


Dusty

sandy

You might look at digital gauges. They would be rectangular, not round.

dancnman

Quote from: Dusty on Sun 18, Jun 2017, 22:22:44
Try Summit racing . I searched for "1 1/2 temperature gauge " and got 308 results.


Dusty


Thanks, I will look.
Reality is that thing which does not change simply because I choose to ignore it.


Bagger John - #3785

Moto-Sens may have what you seek. I think they're 1 1/2" dia.

http://www.motosens.com/english/f6c_e.htm


dancnman

Motosens has good stuff, but it is in centigrade.
Reality is that thing which does not change simply because I choose to ignore it.

runedisc

http://www.autometer.com/1-1-2-3-gauge-console-oil-volt-water-elec.html

I have been using these autogage electric gauges for about five years now. They work great and wire in really easily. The best part is you just pull two screws off the horizontal chrome carb cover and the brackets lineup almost perfectly, you just have to ream it out just a hair.

I wish I knew how to post a picture here, but I don't. Suffice it to say I have gotten a lot of compliments on how these gauges look mounted on the side of the carbs like that. If you would like a picture either explain to me how to post one or send me an email address and I can send some to you both how they're mounted and how I wired them in.

Take care,
Ride safe,
Doug

Bagger John - #3785

Quote from: dancnman on Fri 23, Jun 2017, 16:24:42
Motosens has good stuff, but it is in centigrade.


Go here: http://www.motosens.com/deutsch/preis_ex.pdf

And find the Fahrenheit that ye seek.

The emperor has no clothes

Quote from: runedisc on Fri 23, Jun 2017, 17:34:24
http://www.autometer.com/1-1-2-3-gauge-console-oil-volt-water-elec.html

I have been using these autogage electric gauges for about five years now. They work great and wire in really easily. The best part is you just pull two screws off the horizontal chrome carb cover and the brackets lineup almost perfectly, you just have to ream it out just a hair.

I wish I knew how to post a picture here, but I don't. Suffice it to say I have gotten a lot of compliments on how these gauges look mounted on the side of the carbs like that. If you would like a picture either explain to me how to post one or send me an email address and I can send some to you both how they're mounted and how I wired them in.

Take care,
Ride safe,
Doug
Doug, check this out. It helped even me.
http://www.valkyrieforum.com/bbs/index.php/topic,85788.0.html

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