My try at a gauge setup...
Jan 11, 2006 | 09:48 PM
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My try at a gauge setup...
No bashing. My plastic skills arent as good as MoreGrips.
Its nothing fancy but I didnt want a pillar pod. I know the gauges are a good bit closer together because of the gauge brackets that sit behind. I didnt want to cut out every little piece of plastic back there either. I wanted it to have some rigidity. It only cost me some time and $18 bucks.
Its nothing fancy but I didnt want a pillar pod. I know the gauges are a good bit closer together because of the gauge brackets that sit behind. I didnt want to cut out every little piece of plastic back there either. I wanted it to have some rigidity. It only cost me some time and $18 bucks.
Jan 11, 2006 | 10:01 PM
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I know its a little late but check these out. I also didn't want a pillar pod. Scroll down about half way to the gauges, I got the one with the switches. Fits really good.
Mark
http://www.socaldiesel.com/
Mark
http://www.socaldiesel.com/
Jan 11, 2006 | 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Silver6.0
No bashing. My plastic skills arent as good as MoreGrips.
Its nothing fancy but I didnt want a pillar pod. I know the gauges are a good bit closer together because of the gauge brackets that sit behind. I didnt want to cut out every little piece of plastic back there either. I wanted it to have some rigidity. It only cost me some time and $18 bucks.
Its nothing fancy but I didnt want a pillar pod. I know the gauges are a good bit closer together because of the gauge brackets that sit behind. I didnt want to cut out every little piece of plastic back there either. I wanted it to have some rigidity. It only cost me some time and $18 bucks.
Jan 11, 2006 | 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 2004Denali
I know its a little late but check these out. I also didn't want a pillar pod. Scroll down about half way to the gauges, I got the one with the switches. Fits really good.
Mark
http://www.socaldiesel.com/
Mark
http://www.socaldiesel.com/
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Jan 17, 2006 | 10:41 AM
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Jan 17, 2006 | 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 99Silver6.0
No bashing. My plastic skills arent as good as MoreGrips.
Its nothing fancy but I didnt want a pillar pod. I know the gauges are a good bit closer together because of the gauge brackets that sit behind. I didnt want to cut out every little piece of plastic back there either. I wanted it to have some rigidity. It only cost me some time and $18 bucks.
Its nothing fancy but I didnt want a pillar pod. I know the gauges are a good bit closer together because of the gauge brackets that sit behind. I didnt want to cut out every little piece of plastic back there either. I wanted it to have some rigidity. It only cost me some time and $18 bucks.