It is an Electronics International (EI) UBG-16. Use the top scale bars for EGT. In the picture it is the top center instrument..
https://buy-ei.com/portfolio/ubg-16/
There are other less expensive options.
It is an Electronics International (EI) UBG-16. Use the top scale bars for EGT. In the picture it is the top center instrument..
https://buy-ei.com/portfolio/ubg-16/
There are other less expensive options.
There were several different versions of steering rods over the years. If they are both bent a little they probably are OK.
They need to clear the carburetor and other stuff under the engine.
Most likely shimmy is from bad ball-end joints where the rods connect to the steering arm,or loose hardware on the steering arm, or unbalanced tire, or worn shimmy damper/hardware/mount...
Glen Geller
1955 PA22-150 "One For Papa!"
There are 2 different vesions of the steering rods. The very early Tri-Pacers use a different fork. Both versions have a bend to get around things. http://www.shortwingpipers.org/forum...-Steering-Rods
http://www.shortwingpipers.org/forum...PA-22-question
Last edited by Steve Pierce; 05-22-2019 at 06:33 AM.