I use SW gauges exclusively. Some I've had since the 70's. Never had a
failure.Good luck
Bill Jacobs
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Manifold pressure guageOff and on I've looked at the Stewart Warner gauge, 2.25
diameter. It'smy current choice unless I come across something better. Van's
sells onethat looks better (appearance), for about 30% more than the SW.
Butreliability reports on it and other Van's-branded & sold instruments arenot
generally good. There's some other relatively inexpensie MP gaugesin the car
world that look colorful and might work but staying away fromthat. I've got a
useless vacuum gauge I want to replace with an MPgauge. Appreciate any
pointers or thoughts about the subject or if anyone hassomething for sale let
me know please. 2 1/4 hole. Doesn't need to belighted. MikeKSEELaser147 at
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