Boost and NOS guages
04-01-2006, 01:26 PM
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Boost and NOS guages I am having a tough time finding a cool place to mount boost and NOS guages in the V. A piller will not work due to the airbag and the dash is taken up by the factory stuff.Any ideas from those of you who have added guages?
Send pics if poss.
Send pics if poss.
04-01-2006, 04:00 PM
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I thought of that but I want my guages together, I also need to find a place for my switches for: NOS activation
NOS heater
Supercooler pump
Purge button
All ideas are welcome,I will no doubt be well into the 11's this year with my NOS finished up soon
I thought of that but I want my guages together, I also need to find a place for my switches for: NOS activation
NOS heater
Supercooler pump
Purge button
All ideas are welcome,I will no doubt be well into the 11's this year with my NOS finished up soon
04-02-2006, 02:54 PM
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this is what i would do:
You can mount all you switches in the ashtray/misc.tray that hides away next to the 12v plug. When that is done, it depends on what you want. If yuo want to hide you gauges and make them look nice or if you dont care.
I thought a good place was the mounting the gauges was either on top of the main stack, over the radio, but with some carbon fiber housings. OR, you can mount them some where under the dash part or horizontal on the driver side, on the center stack.
OR, on top of the steering column, in front of the main gauges but that might kill you view to the maing gauge. How about that lip infront of the passenger, above the glovebox?
Its hard to do it right in these cars but i wouldn't put it in the pillar even if i could...
good luck!!
You can mount all you switches in the ashtray/misc.tray that hides away next to the 12v plug. When that is done, it depends on what you want. If yuo want to hide you gauges and make them look nice or if you dont care.
I thought a good place was the mounting the gauges was either on top of the main stack, over the radio, but with some carbon fiber housings. OR, you can mount them some where under the dash part or horizontal on the driver side, on the center stack.
OR, on top of the steering column, in front of the main gauges but that might kill you view to the maing gauge. How about that lip infront of the passenger, above the glovebox?
Its hard to do it right in these cars but i wouldn't put it in the pillar even if i could...
good luck!!
04-02-2006, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by blownCTSV
Anyone have the secrete on how to remove the ashtray door assy?
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04-11-2006, 03:39 PM
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Some like it, some don't.
Gauges are NEXUS.
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Some like it, some don't.
Gauges are NEXUS.
04-13-2006, 11:17 AM
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Boy, you folks are tough..... How about that gauge pod with dynotune digital gauges mounted in it? LOL
Its definatly tough to mount gauges.....I took a quick look at my V and nothing jumped out quick. I need to take a closer look. Anyone else have any pics??
Dan
Its definatly tough to mount gauges.....I took a quick look at my V and nothing jumped out quick. I need to take a closer look. Anyone else have any pics??
Dan
