who sells Dual Gauge Speaker pods??
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who sells Dual Gauge Speaker pods??
The type that install in/on the center speaker located on the dash of our FDs. Thanks.
got mine at www.egauges.com. 25 bucks.
got mine at www.egauges.com. 25 bucks.
excellent quality and service http://hometown.aol.com/flyrx7/Rx7-Gauge-Pod.html
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Originally posted by ZeroBanger
got mine at www.egauges.com. 25 bucks.
got mine at www.egauges.com. 25 bucks.
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Originally posted by areXseven
Not bad at all!! Don't think that price can be beat! How's the fitment on the speaker grill. Do you have a pic you can post?.
Not bad at all!! Don't think that price can be beat! How's the fitment on the speaker grill. Do you have a pic you can post?.
Also, does it compromise forward visibility in any way?
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excellent quality and service http://hometown.aol.com/flyrx7/Rx7-Gauge-Pod.html
excellent quality and service http://hometown.aol.com/flyrx7/Rx7-Gauge-Pod.html
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Originally posted by Mitch529
I agree, I just recieved mine yesterday. Its of great quality, fast shipping, and friendly service.
I agree, I just recieved mine yesterday. Its of great quality, fast shipping, and friendly service.
Still waiting to hear from ZeroBanger with his thoughts on his Egauge pod. Thanks
Sorry I dont spend much time on this forum these days, but here I am...
Anyway, I order this about a month ago. The quality for the price is exceptional. I would NOT put it in the same league as FLY RX-7's in terms of fit and quality, though. To mount mine I simply took 16 gauge wire and attached to the support bar of the gauges and pulled down and attached it under the dash. Its secure and doesn't move. Some day I want to take it apart and attach to the speaker grill, so it will snap connect.
This item is for someone that wants a good quality gauge pod and is willing to do some custom stuff to mount it.
On a side note, there is enough room to put a switch and some LED's between the gauges if you need to.
Anyway, I order this about a month ago. The quality for the price is exceptional. I would NOT put it in the same league as FLY RX-7's in terms of fit and quality, though. To mount mine I simply took 16 gauge wire and attached to the support bar of the gauges and pulled down and attached it under the dash. Its secure and doesn't move. Some day I want to take it apart and attach to the speaker grill, so it will snap connect.
This item is for someone that wants a good quality gauge pod and is willing to do some custom stuff to mount it.
On a side note, there is enough room to put a switch and some LED's between the gauges if you need to.
I have ordered from Tripower directly and both times they have sent them promptly.
http://www.tri-powerperformance.com/.../pod-home.html
http://www.tri-powerperformance.com/.../pod-home.html
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Originally posted by ZeroBanger
Sorry I dont spend much time on this forum these days, but here I am...
Anyway, I order this about a month ago. The quality for the price is exceptional. I would NOT put it in the same league as FLY RX-7's in terms of fit and quality, though. To mount mine I simply took 16 gauge wire and attached to the support bar of the gauges and pulled down and attached it under the dash. Its secure and doesn't move. Some day I want to take it apart and attach to the speaker grill, so it will snap connect.
This item is for someone that wants a good quality gauge pod and is willing to do some custom stuff to mount it.
On a side note, there is enough room to put a switch and some LED's between the gauges if you need to.
Sorry I dont spend much time on this forum these days, but here I am...
Anyway, I order this about a month ago. The quality for the price is exceptional. I would NOT put it in the same league as FLY RX-7's in terms of fit and quality, though. To mount mine I simply took 16 gauge wire and attached to the support bar of the gauges and pulled down and attached it under the dash. Its secure and doesn't move. Some day I want to take it apart and attach to the speaker grill, so it will snap connect.
This item is for someone that wants a good quality gauge pod and is willing to do some custom stuff to mount it.
On a side note, there is enough room to put a switch and some LED's between the gauges if you need to.
Sounds like a Winner. BUT,...How much work is involved in getting access to the pod/gauges from beneath to secure with wire?? Can this be done without taking apart the main console where the a/c control dials sit?? Thanks
you dont need to take out the center console, I took my center ac/heating vent out. It worked fine. you have to remove your radio or your din storeage compartment to route your wires up there. mine were routed in the dash area, so I reached in where the radio was and pushed the wires up where the heating ducting is (behind the center vent). Once its in that area I reach in the center vent area and pull it out through the top of the dash. Took me 15 minutes.
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Originally posted by ZeroBanger
you dont need to take out the center console, I took my center ac/heating vent out. It worked fine. you have to remove your radio or your din storeage compartment to route your wires up there. mine were routed in the dash area, so I reached in where the radio was and pushed the wires up where the heating ducting is (behind the center vent). Once its in that area I reach in the center vent area and pull it out through the top of the dash. Took me 15 minutes.
you dont need to take out the center console, I took my center ac/heating vent out. It worked fine. you have to remove your radio or your din storeage compartment to route your wires up there. mine were routed in the dash area, so I reached in where the radio was and pushed the wires up where the heating ducting is (behind the center vent). Once its in that area I reach in the center vent area and pull it out through the top of the dash. Took me 15 minutes.
Do any of you know of good 60mm dual center speaker pods??
http://www.tri-powerperformance.com
I'm thinking of putting some Defi BF 60mm's on .. but tri-power stuff says 60mm.. but I don't think they will work.. or has anyone try to bore it out.. like the autometer pillar pods??
http://www.tri-powerperformance.com
I'm thinking of putting some Defi BF 60mm's on .. but tri-power stuff says 60mm.. but I don't think they will work.. or has anyone try to bore it out.. like the autometer pillar pods??



