I am going to fit an oil pressure gauge to my Stag. I notice some suppliers do kits, some with a plastic oil feed pipe. What experiences havepeople had with the different supplier kits? Are any better than others? Do some match the existing gauges better? Are the platic oil pipes Ok? thanks for your help. Spin
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Wassup Spin, I got the T peice from Paddocks,a TR6plastic pipe from Rimmers and used a TR6 oil pressure gauge as its the same font as my other instuments (Mk 2 dash). The hardest thing was waiting for a TR6 gauge to turn up (flee bay).Obviously I had to lose the clock but the dash looks the way Triumph should have made it in the first place IMHO
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Thanks Tee Cee, any particular year TR6? Might be hard to find, will need to start looking.
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I bought one of these
http://www.holden.co.uk/displayprodu...;pCode=070.007
It looks like this
http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/rupertsta...es/2008-19.JPG
Note the upside down nature of it :?
Stags and Range Rover Classics - I must be a loony
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Yeah that looks good. My 77 Stag has black bevel gauges where yours are chrome. They might supply either, will check. Spin
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Hiya Spin, have a look at MGBEEHIVE, they do the dual gauge at a better price than most, swapping the bezel over with your OE temp gauge is easy,and yes, the plastic pipe is fine.
Martin
P.S. We used to live in East Victoria Park, whereabouts are you ?
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If you want a Mk2 OP guage, get in touch with TR Bitz. They sold me one earlier this year. You can wait ages for one on fleebayand then it will fetch silly prices. Just don't tell TR Bitz it is for a Stag..............
Dave
Dave
1974 Mk2, ZF Auto, 3.45 Diff, Datsun Driveshafts. Stag owner/maintainer since 1989.
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I was chasing a 'right way up'gauge for a while. Ended up with a Landrover one (easy to find and relatively cheap) which does the job better but doesn't match the others and a TR6 one (harder to get hold of more expensive) that has a less informative gauge but looks 'right'.
Here's the Landrover one:
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Neither the Landrover nor the TR6 ones are well enough calibrated to be much use when viewed whilst driving, I would have thought that, as there's no original Stag gauge, a slight compromise showing accurate info was more important than the look !
Martin.
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I just wanted something that gave some indication of what was going on with the oil pressure and my gauge (which I now know is a Landrover one) is better than a broken clock....(although I admit it was 100% accurate twice everyday
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ZF 4 spd box, Datsun shafts, SS exhaust, 38DGMS weber 158.9bhp, BMW MC Tomcat seatssigpic
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