How Do ya'll make that gauge holder?
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How Do ya'll make that gauge holder?
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how is that done i've searched but nothing all i found was the people that make them i want to know how to make them
how is that done i've searched but nothing all i found was the people that make them i want to know how to make them
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1FastT2 used to sell them here. He had a Group But interest thread recently.
Here is what it looks like. It uses all 4 stock stereo mounting screws and has the cut out for a DIN sized stereo. There were several options as well.
Here is what it looks like. It uses all 4 stock stereo mounting screws and has the cut out for a DIN sized stereo. There were several options as well.
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Yeah, A-pillar=ricey.
Spartan interior? How is putting gauges where there is normally NOTHING taking away from the interior? Noob.
Also, If you look at mine, it sits flush with the stereo surround, not sunken it like the homemade ones. I personally love the way it looks and only get compliments. I also got it to look like the factory textured rubber surround. Primer, flat black, then a thicker layer of clearcoat. Sweet.
Spartan interior? How is putting gauges where there is normally NOTHING taking away from the interior? Noob.
Also, If you look at mine, it sits flush with the stereo surround, not sunken it like the homemade ones. I personally love the way it looks and only get compliments. I also got it to look like the factory textured rubber surround. Primer, flat black, then a thicker layer of clearcoat. Sweet.
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The picture is silverrotor's car. If I remember correctly, the A-pillar pods are "made" with just a regular two gauge pod, and a single gauge pod. These are available from Autometer and many other suppliers.
I like A-pillar pods for important gauges like a wideband and boost. Means that you can glance out of the corner of your eye and not take eyes off the road. To say A-pillar pods are "ricey" is just strange as race cars have been mounting gauges on the A-pillar for a very long time specifically for the reason of visibility. In my opinion, putting primary gauges below the dash line is unsafe as your eyes must leave the road for several seconds.
I like A-pillar pods for important gauges like a wideband and boost. Means that you can glance out of the corner of your eye and not take eyes off the road. To say A-pillar pods are "ricey" is just strange as race cars have been mounting gauges on the A-pillar for a very long time specifically for the reason of visibility. In my opinion, putting primary gauges below the dash line is unsafe as your eyes must leave the road for several seconds.
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Peripheral vision FTW.
I can see them out of the corner of my right eye. Also, if I had a RACE car, i would have the 2 gauge holder over the dash (the one that puts the gauges to the top right corner) and a 3 gauge holder where the idiot lights go, or dash vents.
Since it is a STREET car, its not that serious. My boost gauge is over the left dash demister, and oil, water and A/F are down in the holder. Soon however, I do plan on getting the overdash cover and but boost there along with a wideband gauge, and replace the A/F with oil temp.
I can see them out of the corner of my right eye. Also, if I had a RACE car, i would have the 2 gauge holder over the dash (the one that puts the gauges to the top right corner) and a 3 gauge holder where the idiot lights go, or dash vents.
Since it is a STREET car, its not that serious. My boost gauge is over the left dash demister, and oil, water and A/F are down in the holder. Soon however, I do plan on getting the overdash cover and but boost there along with a wideband gauge, and replace the A/F with oil temp.
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