triple pillar pod
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triple pillar pod I am looking into getting a pillar pod for my trans am. From what i have found Autometer makes a triple pillar pod in black. Is anyone running one of these or a different brand? how do they fit? I am also looking into to getting a wideband for the pillar pod. The one i am looking at now is an AEM uego 31-4100. What widebands are you guys running in a pillar pod? Looking for some input on these items or similar items. Thanks
^^^ I see you guys are all motor also, what gauges are you guys running with a tri pod? Not to hijack the thread but I LOVE the look of pillar gauges lol just not sure what gauges would really be relevant.
I run the AEM digital wideband, which I think is a must have for any setup. Knowing your air/fuel.ratio is critical for any performance car. I also run a Glowshift digital fuel pressure gauge. Again, something critical you need to monitor.
I've talked about them in the past, but I'm not a fan of glowshift, but to each their own.
I love AEM gauges, they are expensive, but they are great.
I run autometer gauges. If you want gauges that closely match your oem gauges, look into the Z-series gauges with a red bulb behind them. Right now I'm running sport comp digital gauges and they are nifty.
I love AEM gauges, they are expensive, but they are great.
I run autometer gauges. If you want gauges that closely match your oem gauges, look into the Z-series gauges with a red bulb behind them. Right now I'm running sport comp digital gauges and they are nifty.
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Ive got the Autometer pillar mount. Im running Autometers Cobalt wideband and Cobalt boost gauge. The other two are Aeroforce Interceptor gauges. Even with the capability to moniter 6 different readings I still feel like it's not enough!
Autometer and Aeroforce put out great products. And yes I know in the pic the Aeroforces are all reading the same thing. I was setting them up.
Autometer and Aeroforce put out great products. And yes I know in the pic the Aeroforces are all reading the same thing. I was setting them up.
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Verdad Gallardo I've talked about them in the past, but I'm not a fan of glowshift, but to each their own.
I love AEM gauges, they are expensive, but they are great.
I run autometer gauges. If you want gauges that closely match your oem gauges, look into the Z-series gauges with a red bulb behind them. Right now I'm running sport comp digital gauges and they are nifty.
I love AEM gauges, they are expensive, but they are great.
I run autometer gauges. If you want gauges that closely match your oem gauges, look into the Z-series gauges with a red bulb behind them. Right now I'm running sport comp digital gauges and they are nifty.