Where to find a TWO GAUGE 60mm pod?
Where to find a TWO GAUGE 60mm pod?
I seriously can't find one. I searched Google...maybe I'm just stupid. I don't want a carbon fiber one - I just want black ABS plastic. Must be made for 60mm gauges, because I'm going to use Defi BF gauges, and I only want to use TWO. 
A big THANK YOU to whoever can help point me in the right direction!
A big THANK YOU to whoever can help point me in the right direction!
is this for evo? just making sure because you post in "evo general" forum
about this one? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
about this one? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...spagename=WDVW
yeah, it's for an evo. I'm currently selling my Intega and getting an Evo, and I'm trying to make sure I know where to get these parts from when I get the Evo since there is a show coming up, and I want all of this stuff installed before then!
Also, a 2 1/16" gauge is the same as a 52mm gauge, and the Defi's are all 60mm. If there isn't one I'll be forced to get another guage, which is $200 more than I want to spend since I was going to get the Defi Link Display later on anyway
Also, a 2 1/16" gauge is the same as a 52mm gauge, and the Defi's are all 60mm. If there isn't one I'll be forced to get another guage, which is $200 more than I want to spend since I was going to get the Defi Link Display later on anyway
Last edited by AutoEuphoria; Apr 3, 2005 at 08:57 PM.
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Cool...but isn't the stock a-pillar BLACK on a RR car? I didn't even know they had a grey interior...maybe I am just not paying attention enough. Time to go check out the registry to figrure this stuff out. Thanks for your hard work though
EDIT: well, that appears to be it, thank you. I couldn't tell if the a-pillar was black or not because all of the pics in the registry of the defi gauges are all at night, and it's impossible to tell if the a-pillar is black or grey. I had to check it out at Mitsubishi for sure. I found this pic of a BBY Evo with that a-pillar...just didn't know if it was the same in an RR Evo
Thank you so much though - I really appreciate it!
Tyler
EDIT: well, that appears to be it, thank you. I couldn't tell if the a-pillar was black or not because all of the pics in the registry of the defi gauges are all at night, and it's impossible to tell if the a-pillar is black or grey. I had to check it out at Mitsubishi for sure. I found this pic of a BBY Evo with that a-pillar...just didn't know if it was the same in an RR Evo
Thank you so much though - I really appreciate it!
Tyler
Last edited by AutoEuphoria; Apr 3, 2005 at 11:05 PM.
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Originally Posted by AutoEuphoria
Originally Posted by AutoEuphoria
Cool...but isn't the stock a-pillar BLACK on a RR car? I didn't even know they had a grey interior...maybe I am just not paying attention enough. Time to go check out the registry to figrure this stuff out. Thanks for your hard work though
EDIT: well, that appears to be it, thank you. I couldn't tell if the a-pillar was black or not because all of the pics in the registry of the defi gauges are all at night, and it's impossible to tell if the a-pillar is black or grey. I had to check it out at Mitsubishi for sure. I found this pic of a BBY Evo with that a-pillar...just didn't know if it was the same in an RR Evo
Thank you so much though - I really appreciate it!
Tyler
EDIT: well, that appears to be it, thank you. I couldn't tell if the a-pillar was black or not because all of the pics in the registry of the defi gauges are all at night, and it's impossible to tell if the a-pillar is black or grey. I had to check it out at Mitsubishi for sure. I found this pic of a BBY Evo with that a-pillar...just didn't know if it was the same in an RR Evo
Thank you so much though - I really appreciate it!
Tyler
I got my gauge pod from Lancershop for $62.95 + shipping (It's now $57.95). They used to sell both the black and grey pods in a dual gauge-60mm, but it looks like now you can only get the dual 60mm pods in grey.
I used anXacto knife to cut the tweeter grill off the stock a-pillar. You can easily cut the hole out for the tweeter in the new a-pillar with an Xacto knife or a Dremel. I also used model cement to glue the tweeter grill to the new one after I cut out the hole. Take your time and you can get it to fit just perfectly.
