<VV> Affordable Clock to Fit in 2-1/16" Gauge Hole

[Dave Keillor]

Tom, have you considered using the water temp gauge as an oil temp gauge?
 I'm doing that.  The temp gauge goes to 280 which is above a comfortable
oil temp (my oil temp, in the pan, runs about 210 on a long highway run).


Dave Keillor


On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 8:43 AM, Tom Hughes <corvairdad at gmail.com> wrote:

> I just bought a gauge package with the typical three gauges (oil press,
> voltmeter, and water temp). Buying it this way was much cheaper than buying
> 2 gauges and the housing(s) separately. Since I don't need water temp, I
> was looking to re-fill that 2-1/16" spot with an analog clock with a second
> hand. Searching the web turned up only a handful that met the requirements
> with the least expensive one being over $40. Has anyone found a less
> expensive clock?
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Tom in Baltimore
> corvairfleet.blogspot.com
>
>