<VV> Cyl Head temp gauges - Info and one for sale

[Sethracer at aol.com]

I spent about 1/2 a day pouring over that and did not find a  solution.  Here
is a site that allows you to do a lot of  comparison.  Seems to get head temp
gauges, you almost need to go to the  aircraft people. 

http://www.egauges.com/vdo_main.asp

Cliff  Tibbitts





So Seth Writes:
I guess I have to recommend the Westberg gauges. 
 
Info on Autometer Cylinder Head Temp gauge:
At the PRI show in Orlando last week, Chuck Sadek and I stopped by the  
Autometer booth. I described my 2 5/8" "thermocouple" Head temp gauge to  one of 
their engineers.  He knew the gauge and admitted that they had  discontinued it 
a couple of years ago. They still stocked Thermocouple and  wiring kits, but 
no longer sold the gauge itself. Gee Whiz, an instant classic!  Orphan gauges 
for an orphan car! 
 
Info on the "Westach" gages:
First - The real name of the company is Westberg, named after the founder. 
 
The company name/address is Westberg Manufacturing Inc. 3400 Westach Way,  
Sonoma, CA, 95476-9710   -   _http://www.westach.com/_ (http://www.westach.com/) 
  
 
I have a pair of the 2" Westberg gauges for sale. 
#1  is a P/N 2C1 Cylinder Head temp gauge 100-600 degrees F - Easy to  hook, 
and uses a Type J Thermocouple. I do not have the thermocouple, but I do  have 
the instructions. Westberg can supply a thermocouple (or two).
 
#2 is a P/N 2C5 Voltmeter  6-16 Volts. Also easy to hookup. (I have a  little 
wiring for this one.0
 
Both Gauges include all mounting pieces and lighting. (No panel, though)  $60 
plus shipping ($8 US Postal Priority Mail). E-mail me first if  interested.  
- Seth Emerson