GLOSSARY OF TERMS

BEZEL - A separate powdercoated billet aluminum ring that goes behind the gauge. Choose from the standard “flat” bezel, the “slimline” version of the flat bezel or the much more substantial “angled” bezel to fisheye or aim your gauges in a certain direction. To install, disconnect wires, remove bracket, place gauge in bezel, place gauge in dash, reconnect wires, replace bracket.

GAUGE DECK MOUNT CUP - A powdercoated “tube” shaped unit designed to be placed on the top of the dash to hold an additional gauge that will not fit in the dash. Use one or more. Choose for standard 2 1/16” or 3 3/8” gauge, or cutout size.

ELECTRIC GAUGE - A gauge that uses a sender to transmit the electronic signal to the gauge.

KIT - A term used to describe all the components needed to install a gauge, including the gauge itself. This term is used with speedometers, GPS etc. A speedometer kit will include the gauge, pitot mount, hose and fittings.

MECHANICAL GAUGE - A gauge that is connected using hose and fittings to send the signal. These gauges have a 270º sweep.

RIM - The ring that holds the lens to the gauge. Several styles to choose from depending upon the gauge.

SENDER - Part used with electrical gauges to send signal from the engine to the gauge