Triple Pillar Pod Install
11-04-2004, 11:27 PM
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Triple Pillar Pod Install So I bought the Triple Pillar Pod from ThunderRacing.com, and I got it and I can't get it to fit correctly in my 1994 Camaro (With T-Tops) It says 97-02 but ThunderRacing said that it would fit 93-02. Since it's made for a diffrent model car does it require some modfications to make it work correctly in my 1994 Camaro? Because it looks like if I dremmel off the part that goes over the vent that the 93-96 Camaro's dont even have, it will fit correctly, but I dont want to hack the pillar if it's not going to work. Thanks
11-04-2004, 11:30 PM
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You would need to hack it up to get it to fit. I don't know why they would tell you it would fit 93-02. 97-02 is different than 93-96. I'm putting a whole new dash into my 94, and I need to change the pillars for them to fit.
I would return it and find one to fit your car.
I would return it and find one to fit your car.
11-05-2004, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by lov2xlr8
So I bought the Triple Pillar Pod from ThunderRacing.com, and I got it and I can't get it to fit correctly in my 1994 Camaro (With T-Tops) It says 97-02 but ThunderRacing said that it would fit 93-02. Since it's made for a diffrent model car does it require some modfications to make it work correctly in my 1994 Camaro? Because it looks like if I dremmel off the part that goes over the vent that the 93-96 Camaro's dont even have, it will fit correctly, but I dont want to hack the pillar if it's not going to work. Thanks
I had to deal with this when Speed-eng had a typo on their site saying 93-02 camaro triple gauge piller pod. Instead of returning it, I hacked the hell out of it. Bondo'd it to my stock a pillar, sanded it down, painted it. Looked like the real deal. Lot of work though.
