does anyone have one of these? (gauge holder)
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02-18-04, 01:30 AM
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EDIT: the pod cost me $40 I think it can be found cheaper other places but I ordered some other stuff from summit and also free shipping. Got here the next day I ordered.
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02-18-04, 09:31 AM
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jacobcartmill and everyone else
Please only post once... all these double and triple posts that everyone is doing is jamming up the servers and making it a mess here.
Your three threads on this have been merged or deleted.
Please only post once... all these double and triple posts that everyone is doing is jamming up the servers and making it a mess here.
Your three threads on this have been merged or deleted.
02-18-04, 10:28 AM
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I didnt glue them, but they were a royal PITA to mount. I drilled three holes in the dash, 1 fed the wires and the other 2 were for long allen bolts. I then made holes right above the idiot lights with a dremel tool, and put some fat washers on them so they would hold onto what plastic was left. They were fed up through their respective holes and screw into the bottom of the pod, inbetween the gauges.
02-18-04, 11:55 AM
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Originally posted by TonyTurboII
I didnt glue them, but they were a royal PITA to mount. I drilled three holes in the dash, 1 fed the wires and the other 2 were for long allen bolts. I then made holes right above the idiot lights with a dremel tool, and put some fat washers on them so they would hold onto what plastic was left. They were fed up through their respective holes and screw into the bottom of the pod, inbetween the gauges.
I didnt glue them, but they were a royal PITA to mount. I drilled three holes in the dash, 1 fed the wires and the other 2 were for long allen bolts. I then made holes right above the idiot lights with a dremel tool, and put some fat washers on them so they would hold onto what plastic was left. They were fed up through their respective holes and screw into the bottom of the pod, inbetween the gauges.
I love the setup, but i don't want to drill holes on the dashboard
BTW - That gauge holder is kind of on the expensive side!
02-18-04, 12:06 PM
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Originally posted by TonyTurboII
Thanks to Rez for the pic.
Thanks to Rez for the pic.
02-18-04, 06:08 PM
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Originally posted by Blake_91
^^^
What he said...
-Blake
^^^
What he said...
-Blake