The Fredo Pod Mod...pics I took an old dual gauge pod, cut it in half, cut the housing to fit on the panel flush and I molded on to the panel. I painted the panel gumetal grey to match the rest of my interior trim. I just put in an AUTOMETER volts guage in there for now, but I'm going to install a DYNOTUNE 2 1/16" round digital N2O pressure gauge later...($) Tell me what you think. http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...edguagepod.jpg http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...dguagepod2.jpg |
Nice!!! Good job -steve |
very stealthy |
good work |
nice! Just don't wreck looking down there :( I'm sure it was a lot easier to run the wires there too... |
Very nice work! A+ |
I like it, I think it looks really good. |
Looks great, but what kind of functionality do you get? |
Originally Posted by 99camarosupersport Looks great, but what kind of functionality do you get? It's also going to allow for an easy install for the N2O line. But most importantly, I didn't want to have my N20 gauge in the same place as most others have it. |
Looks nice. Is that out of the way of your leg? |
Yep, I'm 6' and it sits just right. |
nice stealthy mod :drive: |
Awesome job |
Thats a good idea. I have a spare guage pod for a different car, i might just do something like that. |
looks good... |
Very creative. I like it. Might be hard to see, but certainly original if it works for ya. |
Originally Posted by y2k_ta Looks nice. Is that out of the way of your leg? Nice job, very unique. |
looks good! |
nice fab work, will it bother you getting out of the ride?? |
how did you mold it i really wanna know i got a few laying aorund. |
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