Guages 'n stuff
 

Hi all,

I am replacing guages and other stuff on my Scarab. I bought her with Gaffrig guages, can you guys give me any idea what might be a better guage? There's nothing wrong with the ones I have, just old and I'd like to replace them. I'm also looking at replacing the throttle/transmision handles and probably the cables as well. Also, on the wind deflector the majority of the gelcoat is or has cracked off. Any suggestions on how to fix this? I was going to remove it all and just paint the aluminum substraight white. I'm also thinking of removing the current graffics and updating those also. I'd like to get a list of popular paint strippers from you guys and put one against the other, to see which one removes the paint the best. I'll take pics. and post them so when someone asks again we can have some visual before and after pics. to show them. Anyway, thanks for your time.

Sulfur 1

As far as the gauges go I have a 33 Scarab and will probably be going with the Auto meters because they have the larger ring like a monster gauge but fit the dash well.

Thats funny becouse I was just looking at those.

We can get you into Livorsi at an unbelievable price. Email us your list, including sizes, colors etc and see how we compare!!

If you are set on Auto Meter, we can get those also, but get a better price on Livorsi.

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Kirk

I put the livorsi monster series super rim gauges and shifters and throttles billet racing series and a momo steering wheel in my 29 scarab last year I had to have new dash panels made though they look great. Now this year I put a 5 PSI pro charger on the small blocks with new heads cant wait to run it

trc2,

Were did you get the pro-charger? :D

Jamie at lake side restoration got them on the end of year sale 4400 each plus I put new heads on to with stainless intake valve and inconal exhaust valves and good head gaskets took the boat out and ran it easy at 3500 rpms I was running 61 gps

You have stock engines or were they modified before you installed the pro-chargers? Sounds like something I may be interested in doing later on down the road.