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That's another option. I thought of getting them rebuilt to retain the nostalgia of the plane. The original gauges look great

Thanks for the info I am leaning towards the EI units as I can afford them.

That's a really clean set up! I am leaning towards replacing all of them with EI gauges one at a time. Much more cleaner look and I assume they are very accurate?

Here is my gauges. 1959 M20A

I'm thinking I'm might go with EI gauges . My fuel gauges are ok I just need engine gauges and fuel pressure. I have a carbureted engine so it's not part of my MP. They are all 2.25 round style. I like them better than the square setup just would like them to be more accurate and trustworthy.

I have the round style gauges I have seen these id have to cut the panel to make that work. Thanks though

Does anyone know if it has the updated tail? And are they willing to let it go for a fair price so it can be salvaged and brought back to life? I tried to e mail the owner but it said it was a invalid e mail .

Lol, ok I'll look for it.

Thanks I have been looking on ACft SPrc but no luck on finding affordable units. EI sounds real nice. I'll check out aerospace logic. Thanks,

Well I just added up three gauges and sending units and it totaled 1150.00. Pricy for 3x2.25 gauges. Does anyone use EI gauges as back up?

I am I N need of repairing or overhauling my existing gauges on my panel. With my plane being a 59 model what have you guys used with success that is the old 2.25" gauges. I'm looking for oil press, oil temp, fuel press, I'd like to have all of them replaced so they will match. I don't have the cash for a jpi unit or a fancy engine monitor. I actually like the old analog gauges. Of course these would need to be STC/PMA for installation.

Where can I see information on this plane? I think I might like to take a look at this? I am located in Texas

Good deal thanks for the information!

I looked up the PCA headsets they are priced right. What can you tell me about there noise canceling set? Have you ever used them and if so do they do a good job of noise reduction?

I actually use a electric fuel pump from autozone and it is rated 5 gph . It's externally mounted but works perfect on flowing the right amount of water without melting the ice.