I guess we're good then. That about covers it.

 

I don't know how it is shameful, if anything it is HELPful. But to each his own.

 

I figured someone was at the ready with that picture. Nice response time.

 

damn thats badass.. did you do the fab, any pics of process or other up close pics?

 

found it on another forum..looks pretty cool. though pricy, you can purchase the adapter, sensor and harness and it'll also read boost, oil pressure, egt, etc.

 

^^ That looks really good

 

Guess I shouldnt take it down off my photobucket any time soon At times I think about just posting this pic in any threads that relate before the question is even asked. I asked a mod to put it in a sticky, but that never happened.

 

 

thats the sickest setup thus far along with thememphisforce's a pillar. thats something i would like because thats how my galant is setup (also with AEM digital display gauges). very nice and looks near factory. who did this for you and are they willing to do it again?

 

i want that pillar gauge pod, looks sick. where can i get that?

 

Thanks!

I like it a lot. It was a bit of work, but well worth the time.

I did it myself, it was my "weekend project" some time ago. I just used a Metra dash kit (I would use Scosche (sp?) if I did it again), put some gauge pods in and plastic welded (with an old soldering iron) everything together. A bit of bondo/filler and then on to paint!

I angled the pods towards the driver, but it could use a little more. However, the positioning is perfect, since I can still see the boost gauge even with the screen up.

 

I agree, but it wouldn't work with the oem stereo.

 

What pods are everyone using for their custom fiberglass and bondo setups? I'm thinking about tackling something like this myself. Weighing my options.

 

Here is mine done finally. This is a tripple apillar mount done by THEMEMPHISFORCE, he did a great job and it came out looking great and professional. Thanks again Andrew

Scott

 

^^^^Thanks Scott glad to hear you are happy with the finished product.