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I own a 1986 Revenge 22WT and wanted to find out if there are any conversion kits that would allow me to mount an electronic fuel gauge on my instrument panel to replace the manual in deck fuel gauge. Thanks

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Yes, any chandlery will have an electronic remote sending unit and dash mounted fuel gauge for sale. It should be an easy change but I recommend against it.

You will do much better installing a fuel flow meter with a totalizer that keeps track of how much fuel has been burned and how much is left.

This will be FAR more accurate and useful for fuel management.

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Tom,

Do you have a recommendation for fuel flow meters?

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Thanks Tom -- any suggestions for a fuel flow meter? I see that Standard Horizon makes one (although evidently no longer available) as well as a company called Faria (although the meters look the same).

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The best fuel flow meters are made by FloScan

A less expensive alternative are the fuel flow meters sold under the Navman, Standard and Lowrance brands.

These can be purchased for as little as $100.

The FloScan will be a more durable and reliable unit.

I have a FloScan TwinScan model in my own Revenge 25. Its totalizer predicts how much fuel it will take to refill my 140 gallon tank to within less than one gallon. I have it mounted directly in front of the helm and know at a glance EXACTLY how much fuel I have left in the tank.

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Tom,

Thanks for the info and the link.

Norm

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Thanks Tom for the information.

Is anyone familiar with the Faria Fuel Management System? http://www.faria-instruments.com/fuel_manager.php

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Faria makes guages for many companies and have been around for quite a while. Many OEM guages that may have a logo such as Ford, Sea Ray etc are made by Faria.