RMR CF Steering Wheel Gage Pod
2 questions:
1) Do you have any issues with cranking the wheel 180degrees? Does it hit the gauge bezel at all?
2) Where did you drill in the set screws? Front? Side? Back?
Thanks - just curious...
1) Do you have any issues with cranking the wheel 180degrees? Does it hit the gauge bezel at all?
2) Where did you drill in the set screws? Front? Side? Back?
Thanks - just curious...
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it hits the CF very little, only on the very last crank, nothing im too concerned about
every day driving it does not hit at all.
the set screws are mounted to the tabs molded into the CF pod itself, made 2 pilot holes before mounting, and the screws self tapped into the CF underneath.
every day driving it does not hit at all.the set screws are mounted to the tabs molded into the CF pod itself, made 2 pilot holes before mounting, and the screws self tapped into the CF underneath.
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From: home of the Field Artillery, Ft. Sill OK
i got that same gauge pod... the vac line were pretty easy to run. i installed mines in like 45 minutes from start to finish. i don't have any issues with the steerting wheel hittting either. and it doesn't block the tach... and i used double stick tape instead of the set screw.. didn't trust them goining into the guage pod.
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