How did everyone install the triple gauge pillar? or what did you drill into to put the plugs in, if you have any information on how to please let me know

 

You drill into your current trim piece. THis is meant as a cover, not a replacement.

 

Well it said that you could replace the pillar in some cars and I was wondering if anyone has done that, or if anyone could post pictures of theirs installed.

 

no if it is the lancershop peice u can not replace it, it goes over the stock peice, and when u put it over at first u think it wont fit but push at the bottom a lil harder and it will with a lil force

 

The one I have (from fireball) is a replacement. I ziptied it to the wires running up the pillar and around the corner of the headliner. It moves a little if you push on it but sits fine when left alone. There should be pictures in my sig

 

the only thing is when u want to get it painted it is hard to match the factory paint and can cost u a pretty penny

 

If we can get about 30 people together I can get us full pillar replacements made up for about 50-60 bucks a person

 

The Lancershop.com A-pillar pods are full replacements as listed on the website, I also use mine as a replacement . Look in the show in shine for pics.

 

i got that one deciet but it had no where to screw into and the interior was not a good idea and not strong enough to hold it and it was all flimsy, just not good, overlap is WAYYY better for that peice

 

I got the one from lancershop too. I would definitely not use it as a replacement. But it will work real well if you use it to cover the stock piece. I painted the pillars black to match the dashboard... it looks real nice. I'll have pics up once I finish install

 

I too have been running the one from Lancershop for a few months now. I just replaced the stock pillar. I was able to get a screw into the headliner in the very top corner. The door trim overlaps & helps to keep it firmly planted too.

Jason

 

Ive seen people use 3m double sided tape to hold their pods up.. doesnt seem to reliable to me..

 

I used some Krazy glue on the inner part of the rubber to hold up the pods. Works perfect and you don't see any glue, screws, etc