Please post gauge locations
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Please post gauge locations
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I am going turbo and am trying to find somewhere other than the pilar for a couple gauges. I have a convertible so beside the cig. lighter is out unless I move the conv. top switch.
Where does everyone have theirs mounted?
I am going turbo and am trying to find somewhere other than the pilar for a couple gauges. I have a convertible so beside the cig. lighter is out unless I move the conv. top switch.
Where does everyone have theirs mounted?
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Originally Posted by clemsondave
I wish I was bold enough to get into fiberglass work. That would open up more possibilities. As in my sig. I have an '01 SS.
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Originally Posted by ABeasst
I have an a-pillar pod and am in the process of making a mount for 2 gauges where the cig lighter and little compartment in front of the shifter were.
I could put one where the cig lighter is, but I would like to have fuel pressure and boost pressure gauges.
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Yah I was responding to DDN's post because only TAs' AC vents can hold gagues.
camaro vents are better, they still work.
6 gauges--clean - e-boost in change holder with
custom plate. Plate made out of cigar box wood and painted with plastic bumper paint. Scanmaster where camaro plaque used to be.
Any questions?
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Originally Posted by TTSSZ
camaro vents are better, they still work.
6 gauges--clean - e-boost in change holder with
custom plate. Plate made out of cigar box wood and painted with plastic bumper paint. Scanmaster where camaro plaque used to be.
Any questions?
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Here are a few mounts and locations that I have made.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65...jection006.jpg
This one is work in progress shot. Uses radio mount and a glove box attatch point, no driling or cutting required
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65...augePod001.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65...augePod004.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65...jection006.jpg
This one is work in progress shot. Uses radio mount and a glove box attatch point, no driling or cutting required
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65...augePod001.jpg
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y65...augePod004.jpg
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I have something like that for my DSM. The only bad part is that the steering whel covers them alot of the tiem so ill have to sit up farther to get a look at them. In my camaro i have only 2 extra gauges. 1 is mounted on the steering column and the other is where the ashtray used to be. teh boost gauge is in the ashtray and the wide band o2 is on teh steering column. I dont want a gaudy pillar column like all the ricers have. If someone made one that tucked to the side of the A pillar that would be great. Something that u wouldnt see when on teh outside fo the car. Gl amn
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Originally Posted by TTSSZ
camaro vents are better, they still work.
6 gauges--clean - e-boost in change holder with
custom plate. Plate made out of cigar box wood and painted with plastic bumper paint. Scanmaster where camaro plaque used to be.
Any questions?
-B