What gauge pod

[LoungeLizard]

I did a search but didn't really find anything specific. What kind of A-pillar gauge pods are people using? I am looking for a 2-guage pod. Thanks

[AlphaJaguar5]

Heres the one I think we all have, it works good but to get a good reading you need to teflon tape like a mofo. I f you have your own gauges he sells them without any in it. And make sure you ask him to give you a black one to match your pillar.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/03-04...75752681QQrdZ1

[pclear9061]

[Black05Redline]

yep thats the same one i got, puttin 2 intercepters in mine. gonna be cool, pics when i get them.

[IERedLine]

I used one by Autometer, it was a Dual pod pillar for a 1994-98 Ford Mustang. I used a heat gun to mold it to the pillar. Didnt take much at all, and its black.. I then used a Rivit gun to hold it in place, then you can just paint the rivits black with some touch up paint and yer done...

Scott..

[AlphaJaguar5]

pclear, still no a/f for you, lol, never even bothered with mine. Instructions were too complicated. Just gonna switch it for an interceptor.

[Black05Redline]

Hey pclear, how well does the pillar stay in place now that the screw is not holding it up there? are the clips strong enough to hold everything up there or did you manage to use the screw or something else to make sure it is secure?

[AlphaJaguar5]

It comes with little black tabs that can hold it in. I dont know why he use screws? What I did is had a friend drill through the pod and pillar while I held it tight and then I pushed the tabs through and you can't even tell how mine is held on now. Mine is pimp i got some pics, here. See no silver just clean!!!!

[Black05Redline]

Thanks alpha, it looks really good. thats how i want mine to look. but i mean the actual pillar piece not the pod piece. there is a screw that holds the pillar there, where the little plastic piece goes to cover it up. then the pod goes over that.