have you guys seen this gauge location?
#2
Yes, it is really popular with the air/hydraulics crowd. Nice location if you don't need or use the computer. I think there are a few companies making them for the 2 1/16 gauge sizes.
BTW I like it....
BTW I like it....
#3
Originally Posted by parish8
that's alot of $$$ for a pod, even an aluminum one
#5
Very nice looking. I mounted my boost gauge there on my last truck when I had the whipple on. Just mounted them flush with the front using the cover as a template. Problem was the gauge faced straight back, which wasn't all that convenient to look at. This mount looks like it points the gauges at the driver a little, which would be better.
I'd prefer this over a pillar mount since its less visible from outside the truck.
I'd prefer this over a pillar mount since its less visible from outside the truck.
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#8
Originally Posted by parish8
yep, i hate the pillar location, looks ricey to me.
BTW, how much is it. I've been wanting to do that for a while, but like BigTex said, I didn't want them facing straight back.
Edit..$125
#9
Originally Posted by GREGGO
I resemble that remark!!
BTW, how much is it. I've been wanting to do that for a while, but like BigTex said, I didn't want them facing straight back.
BTW, how much is it. I've been wanting to do that for a while, but like BigTex said, I didn't want them facing straight back.
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Originally Posted by GREGGO
I resemble that remark!!
BTW, how much is it. I've been wanting to do that for a while, but like BigTex said, I didn't want them facing straight back.
Edit..$125
BTW, how much is it. I've been wanting to do that for a while, but like BigTex said, I didn't want them facing straight back.
Edit..$125








