New Dash???
 

Look at this new dash from Fountain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's on a NEW 2009 42' Fountain Lightning with Mercury Racing 700SCI's...................HOPEFULLY Fountain will add some more pictures and a Video of the Performance report????????????????????????????? 106.9 mph @ 5260 rpm's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gee, that thing's not sicker then shi+. I love that look with no gauges.

I guess I am old school I like tachs

New look is definately way sick!

I would want at least analog tachs.

You can have the GPS screen show 2 big tachs on the screen if you want to add the Smart Scraft link to the GPS might have to switch to a Northstar for the option

I know, I have NorthStar/Smartcraft. There is just something more comforting about two "real" big tach needles. Maybe they look better on a large screen.

I love it but if your wearing certain UV blocking glasses you can't read it...or thats of the old ones with an LCD screen.

i like it but i think that i like the old school look of the gagues

I think it looks great!

WOW nice layout!!:D

Nice!

I still like the gauges......

I also like the old school gauges.

Maybe Reggie could calibrate his fuel gauges while he is putting in those bigazz screens. That boat is probably empty.:rolleyes:

Here is the dash on the 2009 33' at the local Fountain dealer. I'm still a fan of the guages. What do you all think?

I like the new Fountain dash..and find that even though I have two tach's on my dash..the tack's on the Smart Craft are superior and show you exactly how off mechanical gauges can be.

Where are the indicators for tab and trim?? in the smartCraft?

groovin to those tv's. That is just the poo

Yes, and also a yes to what Jassman said.

Hard to beat a couple monster gauges....dont care how big the smartcraft display is. Doesnt look as good IMO. What I would like to see is a big, round, monster gauge with digital tach display inside it that still looks nostalgic. It just seems to communicate better to the driver when all the stuff is distinctly in different gauges for each motor.