Adding gauges
 

I`d like to add two more 2 1/16 gauges and the only placement i see available is above the trim indicators but they`d have to be on an angle to see em. any ideas?

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pop-ups
 

Go to pop-up indicators and place on the flat of the dash above your current indicators. Make a nice two gauge bezel and place in the cutout where your trim indicators are now.

Those pop up indicators are huge money !!!

You could get a sheet of aluminum and make a new panel and move the gages around so as to have more room. I did that on my 24 Outlaw. You could cover it with that cool carbon fiber look vinyl or whatever you wanted to to change the look.
Or you could buy gage pods like in the picture below. I got them from Livorsi.

And for those that are trying to figure it out, the gages in the upper corners are real time air/fuel ratio gages :)

Thats what I`m putting in two air/fuel gauges.
I can`t find the pods on their site, I`ll give em a buzz .. thanx

pop ups....
 

I agree the pop ups are expensive....check out this thread on the boating on a budget forum here on OSO...couple guys are offering to make them at a reasonable price; should hook up to your existing cables.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/d...ndicators.html

Also, I recently purchased the pods at Dana, see link:

http://www.danamarineproducts.com/Gr...d-71a2b87a7e71

Yup go with the pods like Doc Holiday did in his 36. I can find a photo somewhere, but I remember them being Dana's.

Your only other choice is on the starboard wall above the trim switches. You won't really be watching these 100% of the time. Just put red markers at high & low, then your eyes catch when they are out of norm.

[QUOTE=paulb32;3618714]Yup go with the pods like Doc Holiday did in his 36. I can find a photo somewhere, but I remember them being Dana's.QUOTE]

I did Doc's install, but my photos are not the greatest.

XT

Perfect exactly what I was looking for .. thanx

They worked pretty well, only gripe is the mounting inside the tube. The mounting tabs are too far inside to secure the gauges.
I had to wrap them in electrical tape, they are tight but only time will tell if that works.

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They will be fine. I wrapped mine as well and have gone 3 seasons with no movement.

Looks good, nice install !!