Gauges Mounted in air ducts
The 2-5/8" gages fit snugly in the opening after removing the vent louver assembly without any other attachment method.
You can use 2-1/16" gages if you also use a spacer ring. Can be made from plastic (member Bear can make them for you) or one of the sponsors just came out with a billet aluminum spacer in black or natural to fit 2-1/16" gages in the openings.
You can use 2-1/16" gages if you also use a spacer ring. Can be made from plastic (member Bear can make them for you) or one of the sponsors just came out with a billet aluminum spacer in black or natural to fit 2-1/16" gages in the openings.
The 2-5/8" gages fit snugly in the opening after removing the vent louver assembly without any other attachment method.
You can use 2-1/16" gages if you also use a spacer ring. Can be made from plastic (member Bear can make them for you) or one of the sponsors just came out with a billet aluminum spacer in black or natural to fit 2-1/16" gages in the openings.
You can use 2-1/16" gages if you also use a spacer ring. Can be made from plastic (member Bear can make them for you) or one of the sponsors just came out with a billet aluminum spacer in black or natural to fit 2-1/16" gages in the openings.
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i used the 2 1/16 cobalts, i used the autometer angled rings to angle the gauges more to me and then used some thick cardboard cut a little over sized of the whole. Glued the rings to the cardboard and then just stuck them in the vents. No problems with them coming out in 2 years.
you can see the ring and the cardboard that its glued too.
you can see the ring and the cardboard that its glued too.
