Looking for a better A-pillar pod
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Looking for a better A-pillar pod
I'm looking for a gauge pod for the A-pillar that looks more smooth than the Autometer ones. To me, they protrude out too much. Does anybody know where I might be able to find something that is more flush?
It doesn't matter if it's for 2 or 3 gauges.
-The Gunny
It doesn't matter if it's for 2 or 3 gauges.
-The Gunny
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Re: Looking for a better A-pillar pod
Originally posted by Gunny Highway
I'm looking for a gauge pod for the A-pillar that looks more smooth than the Autometer ones. To me, they protrude out too much. Does anybody know where I might be able to find something that is more flush?
It doesn't matter if it's for 2 or 3 gauges.
-The Gunny
I'm looking for a gauge pod for the A-pillar that looks more smooth than the Autometer ones. To me, they protrude out too much. Does anybody know where I might be able to find something that is more flush?
It doesn't matter if it's for 2 or 3 gauges.
-The Gunny
I'm in the process of installing a clock and a vacuum gauge (just to fill the extra hole) and I've had to clearance the existing pilar moulding, modify the backs of the gauges and custom make a light bulb socket. I wish the damn pod protuded a little more.
try www.gaugepods.com
i was going to get one from them but it looks as though they only carry a 2 gauge for a thirdgen, i needed a 3.
so i got an autometer.
i was going to get one from them but it looks as though they only carry a 2 gauge for a thirdgen, i needed a 3.
so i got an autometer.
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