Reply to "Use Mercedes dials on a 356?"

BlackRice

Sacto Mitch posted:

Here's the link.
Contact Carey Hines about compatibility with your oil temp and fuel senders. The speedo is GPS and requires a GPS sender (I think), but you can mount it on the right (original 356 position) without worrying about finding a long speedo cable.
These are the diameter of the original 356 gauges, not the larger Chinese replica gauges that most VS, JPS (and older Becks?) have. But if your dash is drilled for the larger gauges, there are still solutions that will make these work.

Great, thanks!

I think I have the larger Chinese stuff - will check.

3/26/177:25 PM

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