Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

It's the first thing that I did to '97 312 when I bought it 3 years ago. The guages are from Hardin-Marine and steering wheel is from CP Performance.

Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

Here's the easiest way I know of to enlarge a hole on a panel like this.

First, find a buddy with a drill press and clamps to hold the panel down. Put some plywood under it or something to keep from drilling holes in the drill press table.

If the current hole is 2", get a 2" hole saw and mount in the press and use this to center the hole to be enlarged, and clamp down the panel. Check to make sure that the 2" hole saw still lines up.

Remove 2" hole saw and put the size you want the hole in the saw. Run relatively high rpm, use very low pressure, and spray with cutting fluid (or wd40) while cutting out the hole. Slow down as you finish cutting through. Deburr. DOne. :)

Even better, find a buddy w/ a machine shop and let him do it. :)
G.

PS - The new dash looks sweet!

Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

We redid the dash in a 292 and we had redbezels,platinum guages, and a brushed aluminum look on the dash. It came out great!

Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

What do you think about the updated look for my friends 97' 312.
Notice the extra water pressure, oil temp, fuel pressure, LED whipple warning lights and depth finder. Everything is Lavorsi including GPS speedo.

Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

Looks better than stock! Sweeeeet!:drink:

Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

Yeah,
Sweet alright and this boat moves almost 90 mph GPS on smooth fresh water! I guarantee 90+ after a little tweaking....

Thanks to JUS ROAMN for the paint scheme. I only take credit for the layout and making it all fit.

MTGBIKER

Re: Updated the dash in my 336
 

ONE MORE PIC!