Item is well producsd and easy to use.

Duane Verified Purchase

3-1/8 TO 2-1/4 RAISED INSTRUMENT REDUCER PLATE MK-623

Wont work with a 2.25 round instrument with a 3+ square body behind the round face plate. Reason is that the studs on the adapter plate interfere with the instrument body. This isnt a design flaw. Some instruments cant be adapted to a 3.125 hole without a custom mount plate.

Eric Verified Purchase

3-1/8 TO 2-1/4 RAISED INSTRUMENT REDUCER PLATE MK-623

Good quality and fit like it should. Saved me a bunch of time.

Airgo, I Verified Purchase

3-1/8 TO 2-1/4 RAISED INSTRUMENT REDUCER PLATE MK-623

Excellent product. Solid machined billet with nice fit and finish. Tapped already for mounting screws.

James G Verified Purchase

3-1/8 TO 2-1/4 RAISED INSTRUMENT REDUCER PLATE MK-623

CNCd. The PEM nuts are very nice!

James W Verified Purchase

3-1/8 TO 2-1/4 RAISED INSTRUMENT REDUCER PLATE MK-623

Nice fit, alodined, primed and painted it black and it blended right into my panel for mounting my JPI fuel flow gauge

Eastcoast S Verified Purchase

3-1/8 TO 2-1/4 RAISED INSTRUMENT REDUCER PLATE MK-623

Top quality, Looks great.. Very happy.

Exactly as advertised.

Beautifully manufactured

Very nice piece, well made. This fit my vertical card compass nicely

Very well made. I painted it flat black and used it to mount an intercom in my panel.

For the price, this is a great part. Very well machined. Im sure I will be ordering others as I tweak my panel layout. Highly recommend.

Good product. Delivery was quick. The advertised 6/32 bolt inserts were closer to 1/8. Maybe a change in spec?

To my surprise, rather than it being some sort of pressed and painted metal, it was as advertised, machined billet aluminum plate. This also meant that I had to paint it flat black prior to install but the product does have a solid look and feel. The four 6/32 already threaded nutserts were a nice touch.

Nicely machined and very sturdy but the extra thickness results in the smaller instrument being recessed. So either the front needs to be machined (by the user to your actual panel thickness) or the back could be machined to let the smaller instrument sit more forward so its bezel is flush or a little proud of the panel.