Can you post pics of your aftermarket boost gauge mounting locations?
06-02-2004, 07:01 PM
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Can you post pics of your aftermarket boost gauge mounting locations?
I just cant seem to find a good spot or do something clever. Any slick ideas out there?
06-02-2004, 08:11 PM
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Those do look pretty good. Anyone else? Any A-pillars? off the steering wheel housing? under the dash somewhere?
edit:beat me by a few seconds there with the a pillar. where did you get it, bret?
edit:beat me by a few seconds there with the a pillar. where did you get it, bret?
06-02-2004, 08:18 PM
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We did a group buy with these people last year sometime, Keith sent them an old stock pillar; we had to have 20 people and I think we ended up with 32.
www.egauges.com for decent price on gauges.
We did a group buy with these people last year sometime, Keith sent them an old stock pillar; we had to have 20 people and I think we ended up with 32.
www.egauges.com for decent price on gauges.
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06-02-2004, 08:49 PM
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does that dual guage pod come complete with the a pillar trim? you simply replace the old trim and install the new one, or does it attach to the existing trim? mine looks like crap right now and i need that bad. thanks.
06-02-2004, 09:28 PM
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Originally posted by jyoon
does that dual guage pod come complete with the a pillar trim? you simply replace the old trim and install the new one, or does it attach to the existing trim? mine looks like crap right now and i need that bad. thanks.
does that dual guage pod come complete with the a pillar trim? you simply replace the old trim and install the new one, or does it attach to the existing trim? mine looks like crap right now and i need that bad. thanks.
06-02-2004, 10:38 PM
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It took for freakin EVER to get mine. Like in the neighborhood of 6 weeks. They accused me of not paying and were generally rude as hell. In the end it did show up.
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in a related story, does anyone know where you can buy generic temperature sensors...maybe something you could stick on your IC pipes or exhaust manifold without having to do a wire meter...