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I'm having a hard time picturing that ... any chance you could post a photo?
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Who uses their ammeter?
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croz
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Below is an image of the instrument cluster.
I replaced the TR3 amp meter with a TR6 volt meter.
The instrument glass on a TR6 is flat and the TR3A is convex.
With a little fiddling I was able to swith to the curved glass face.
I think it more useful than the bouncy amp guage and esthetically pleasing.
Steve
I replaced the TR3 amp meter with a TR6 volt meter.
The instrument glass on a TR6 is flat and the TR3A is convex.
With a little fiddling I was able to swith to the curved glass face.
I think it more useful than the bouncy amp guage and esthetically pleasing.
Steve