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11-23-2006, 04:07 PM
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ThanksGiving Sale My gauge pillar with gauges is back up for sale. Last person that said they would take it seemed to have disappeared.
Autometer Gauge Pod Pillar (Triple 2 1/16 in) ATM-12213
PAID $60 NEW
AutoMeter Boost Gauge
PAID $50 NEW
AutoMeter Fuel Pressure Gauge
PAID $180 NEW
AutoMeter Trans Temp Gauge
PAID $45 NEW
Only need EAR-916104 and EAR-991001 $8 to fit shrader valve
ENTIRE PACKAGE
PAID $350+ ASKING $190 (THANKSGIVING SPECIAL - need garage room)
BONUS:
I am including a factory a-pillar so you don't have to ruin yours.
This way, you take out your factory one and will not have to drill
into your factory pillar to mount the pod. You just put this pod in which
already has the a-pillar intergrated with it.
Also, the autometer bulbs have been upgraded to LEDS that are brighter.
Autometer Gauge Pod Pillar (Triple 2 1/16 in) ATM-12213
PAID $60 NEW
AutoMeter Boost Gauge
PAID $50 NEW
AutoMeter Fuel Pressure Gauge
PAID $180 NEW
AutoMeter Trans Temp Gauge
PAID $45 NEW
Only need EAR-916104 and EAR-991001 $8 to fit shrader valve
ENTIRE PACKAGE
PAID $350+ ASKING $190 (THANKSGIVING SPECIAL - need garage room)
BONUS:
I am including a factory a-pillar so you don't have to ruin yours.
This way, you take out your factory one and will not have to drill
into your factory pillar to mount the pod. You just put this pod in which
already has the a-pillar intergrated with it.
Also, the autometer bulbs have been upgraded to LEDS that are brighter.
11-23-2006, 08:34 PM
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Comes with all the wires. Everything is ready to go. All you need is those two parts I mentioned above for $8. I could technically take it off my car but it's blue and I'm not sure if that would go with your engine colors. Also, it's marked up from the wrench so you're better off getting them brand new for $8.
11-23-2006, 09:04 PM
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Just a quick qestion how does the trans. temp gauge connect? And will you include a write up instructions on how to connect everything? Finally where are you located in socal? thanks
11-23-2006, 10:42 PM
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I had to buy a sensor for the trans temp. Do you have an a4 or an m6 ? You attach it to the trans bolt. I should have the instructions ... I'll look for them tomorrow morning.