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Thread: using TPI gauges, besides tpi who make aluminum gauge panels for their gauges?
          
   
   

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    The pic of the cardboard template was made to see how easy it would be to view the instruments from the drivers seat.

    Make the template and leave it in the car for a while so you can decide if the panel and instruments are in the optimum location.

    I made up a panel with four gauges, ten toggle switches and twelve pilot lights for a 4 x 4 pickup.
    It was taped in place and I lived with it for a week then realized that having the switches on the right made them somewhat inaccessible when driving.
    Flopped the panel so the switches were on the left, instruments on the right - which were still easy to see - lived with that for a while and then made the panel.

    The 2nd pic is the panel in my 32.
    Engine turned 18 gage stainless.

    Quality (bi-metal) hole saws cut stainless with no problems.
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