A-Pillar Gauge Pods
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Joined: Apr 2009
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From: South Florida
Well I started to make a single gauge pod for my truck so I can keep the handle. I have a friend that is pretty good with fiberglass I am going to have him look at the stock pillar and see if he can fit two gauges in there if so then you can send them to me and he can make em for you guys
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40 bucks is pretty dang cheap... I would recommend staying away from glowshift if you want accurate read outs... My wideband on the talon was WAY off and the oil pressure worked for a couple weeks. voltage was fine, but EGT was a mile off too.
I ended up with Autometer. cant go wrong there.
I ended up with Autometer. cant go wrong there.
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Jackson, MO
Not that bad to do gauges of any sort. Personally I want an actual oil pressure gauge, not just a dummy light.
Then a AFR gauge
And if we get one that fits three, I am using the last one as a section to put a couple switches for my air compressor in.
Then a AFR gauge
And if we get one that fits three, I am using the last one as a section to put a couple switches for my air compressor in.
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: live oak, ca
40 bucks is pretty dang cheap... I would recommend staying away from glowshift if you want accurate read outs... My wideband on the talon was WAY off and the oil pressure worked for a couple weeks. voltage was fine, but EGT was a mile off too.
I ended up with Autometer. cant go wrong there.
I ended up with Autometer. cant go wrong there.
yup, i will never have anything other than autometer, bout as good as it gets, i have 18 of them between my 3 trucks, but soon to be 21
its some what easy, i T-ed mine in the hot side cooler line just before the radiator, its a lot hotter than the pan will ever be, but if you go by it, you will never scoarch the fluid,
also, remember guy's... the 3rd gen ram coluom pods are a direct fit for the dak's
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