Finding a correct fitting guage pod
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Finding a correct fitting guage pod
Hey all,
So I'm sick of looking at the gap that's between my pod and the trim above the HVAC controls. I've notched the Area around the pod but it still won't sit flush. Does anyone know of a pod that actually sits flush?
So I'm sick of looking at the gap that's between my pod and the trim above the HVAC controls. I've notched the Area around the pod but it still won't sit flush. Does anyone know of a pod that actually sits flush?
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What brand is / where did you get yours?
The one on gtog8ta.com (pictured below) has a pretty ugly gap. You could always throw some bondo at it, fill the gap, and repaint it.
The one on gtog8ta.com (pictured below) has a pretty ugly gap. You could always throw some bondo at it, fill the gap, and repaint it.
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No, unfortunately, I didn't. IIRC, the original instructions showed that you had to trim down some of the plastic underneath. All I did was mark approximately where my gauges were going to hit obstruction and took a flap sanding wheel to it until it fit. It was a trial and error process, but the end result was a stock-looking gauge pod.