audiofin
here is a pic of my dash and one of the trim indicator (enlarged but lost some quality)

the trim indicator is for the drive. it is mechanical and i have the whimpy bennett tabs.

the drive indicator is in the middle slot and the outside slots are
empty.

if possible, i'd like to use the same indicator gauge and just add
the trim tab indicators to the outer slots.

The outer ones are for you tabs. So if you have K-planes then you are set. All you have to do is call gaffrig and ask them to sell you the pointers and the cables and the addaptors for your k-planes and you will have a full array of info.

, just refinished the engine compartment & added full hydraulic helm (steering) with Marine Machine ext cylinder. Awesome stuff they make!.....reinstall engine (Gee...which one....blown or unblown???)
Then sell the boat & spend the summer learning to drive my new (2 me) 312 fastec twin blown engine "lake cruiser" !! It get's delivered in April.

I don't know if I can stand it or not, I guess I'll just have to bear up under the pressure!

[QUOTE]Originally posted by C_Spray
Upgrades (Mostly little stuff):[list=1][*]Fit dual switches to throttle so I can control both drives AND both tabs with one hand.[*]Fit 12-volt power outlets in the cabin for cell phone/radio chargers, etc.[*](The BIG one) Select and purchase a 10" sunlight-readable GPS/WAAS chartplotter.[*]Relocate trim and tab pumps from engine bulkhead to stbd side to balance the boat.[*]Fit inverter to run TV and microwave without having to run the generator.[*]USE THE D%&* THING A LOT MORE THAN I DID LAST YEAR!![/list=1]

That oughtta do it...

You'll be luck to get two out of six done.

I had my ECM reprogrammed by Energized Fuel Injection and I bought a K&N filter with the billet adapter from Rex Marine. Also I have a Hydromotive 4 blade prop to try this spring. Hey M2 what are you running for power in your boat? I have a 1999 271 with a 502 running a labbed (local prop shop) Bravo 1 26p.

Formula271
Power is a 500hp carb, running the factory Bravo 1 24p. I just had it labbed (at a local prop shop) and haven't tested it yet.
Runs 68mph all day whatever the conditions or load. 70mph (GPS) is tops when conditions are perfect. Hope the labbed prop will help it see 70 regularly.

Yeh, but as long as #6 (use the boat more) is one of the two things I get done, I'll consider it a success.