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allbim

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Can anyone tell me who makes these instruments?

It looks like the lenses are convex, that might narrow the possibilities down a bit.

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I kinda looks like www.autometer.com have a look around their site

I did and couldn't find a match.

No amount of skill or education will ever replace dumb luck
1971 2002 (much modified rocket),  1987 635CSI (beauty),  

2000 323i,  1996 Silverado Pickup (very useful)

Too many cars.

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those gauges look nice. im interested in finding out who makes em too.

It is Autometer (Designer Series) I just found them.

http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetail.aspx?gid=3487&sid=18

No amount of skill or education will ever replace dumb luck
1971 2002 (much modified rocket),  1987 635CSI (beauty),  

2000 323i,  1996 Silverado Pickup (very useful)

Too many cars.

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I kinda looks like www.autometer.com have a look around their site

I did and couldn't find a match.

Just found them. It's the Autometer "Designer" series.

No amount of skill or education will ever replace dumb luck
1971 2002 (much modified rocket),  1987 635CSI (beauty),  

2000 323i,  1996 Silverado Pickup (very useful)

Too many cars.

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Do these fit in the existing dash opening, or is there some persuasion? I have a few size hammers.

http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetail.aspx?gid=3392&sid=18

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There will be some persuasion needed-

the stock gauge openings are a bit smaller than standard-

sized Murrikan components...

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The fuel gauge would be a problem.

These gauges are designed for a sending unit with a range of 33ohms full, to 240ohms empty.

The BMW gauge is designed for 4ohms to73 ohms.

Does anyone have a solution for that?

The Autometer "Competition series" is programmable for different sending units.

http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetail.aspx?gid=3487&sid=18

http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetail.aspx?gid=3918&sid=75

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2000 323i,  1996 Silverado Pickup (very useful)

Too many cars.

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