didnt know the a pillars would have been different, didnt even think of that. 
gauge pods?
gauge pods? what are you guys using for pillars, i have a 98 formula hard top and they claim that a full apillar does not exist. i need some help as to where to put a few gauges. i have seen pods for like the dash but i dunno about that. any help is greatly appreciated
They do exist, but most of the time they only fit T-Top cars........ If its a Formula just get a 2 5/8 boost gauge for one of the A/C vents....... alot of people have it that way and it looks great. Heres a pic
Kyle
Kyle
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Per the 2003 Autometer catalog, 12210 is a full pillar dual 2 1/16" for a hard top and the 12212 is for the T-top. A triple full pillar for 2 1/16" gauges is 12211 for the hard top and 12213 for the T-top. Hope this helps and we usually have them in stock.
there are no full dual pillars for a hard top any where, just talked to auto meter and they said that the pillar was NEVER made, and MM that site is just for t top cars, i appreciate all the help but it looks like i am buying a pod
