arverson

For me, deciding on what gauge pod to get came down to a process of elimination..

First, since I have large tweeters in my A-pillars, I did not want to further hack my custom A-pillars and for anything to obstruct or interfere with the diffraction and sound from there. I also didnt want to draw extra attention from cops as A-pillars gauges are obvious. That ruled out A-pillar pods.

Second, I have no room in my dash centre console. Lower compartment has AC controls, upper houses a double din head unit.

Third, I didnt want to cut holes or use up my glove box.

That left me with the steering wheel colomn pod. I didnt like the unfinished look of ATI pods, too raw with the screws and bent metal & whatnot showing. It looks like it was lazily added on without any regard to aesthetics. The Autometer looks like a factory item so I went with that.

I just wish Autometer spaced em apart a little wider like the ATI pod.. but no regrets.

I've never had trouble with going empty. Sure, I have to look over the pod to see the fuel gauge but I tend to fill up when I have quarter of a tank left anyway.

Babyface801

This was helpful for my choice on where to put my guages and also what type. Thanks.

kridimi

Anyone know if the gruppie S gauge pod is still available? i havent seen it.

cyanide

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Closest option would be this: http://www.42draftdesigns.com/lancer...e-gauge-panel/

Searching in google, Amazon.com shows a few in stock in 52mm:

grim~

iTrader: (1)

I prefer the Autometer one, its angles the gauges facing the driver

http://www.lancershop.com/customer/p...cat=181&page=1