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#983952 11/06/2013 3:34 AM
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The oil and temp. Has any one done it or is there shop out there that does for the OEM gauge?

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Jump over to the electrical bay forum. Many guys including myself have had their OEM gauges updated to all electric. Amp meter refaced and converted to voltmeter. Use the search engine.


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[email protected] not working...there computer is down.
To the point, I called to get a price for their upgraded Encore gauge restoration...$1000.00
Perfect solution but out of most budgets for sure.


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Wow! That's brutal! Gotta wonder how much business they are doing with those gauges.

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That is the charge to restore and upgrade your gauges.


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Guess I'll stick with my home made gas, oil and water gauge mount.

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Good luck to those people, I called them and got quoted !!! After He explained that was the price for re-doing the gauges with all new chrome etc... I told him my gauges were brand new in the box??? Ther price is still the same

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Originally Posted by beltfed
Jump over to the electrical bay forum. Many guys including myself have had their OEM gauges updated to all electric. Amp meter refaced and converted to voltmeter. Use the search engine.
So is there any other sources besides paying 1 grand not counting the speedo to do this ??

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Grigg did a pretty cool conversion awhile back. He gutted his old Speedo and put the insides out of a newer one in it.

You might be able to do the same with some El-cheapo gauges.


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I used John Wolf & Co. in Ohio (440-942-0083). They repaired my broken speedometer, converted my amp meter to voltmeter. Added dampening to my gas gauge (gas tank doesn't have baffles), change oil pressures gauge to electric and supplied sender. Can't remember if he converted my temp. gauge to electric. Re-faced all to look like they just left the factory. Cost around $700.00 if I remember correctly.


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