What work is needed to mount the gauges in the dash like that. I like that idea.

 

Its the putting holes in the dashpad thingI could bring myself to do. Other then thatI think they mount just like the factory boost gauge 2screws

 

i thought about volts.. thanks.

 

i dont know about yall, but i absolutely hated trying to change out my factory boost gauge. theres no way im going to put 2 more pods in the exact same spot!

 

it's a little more than just making two holes. you actually have to trim the underside of the dash for the pods to fit in.

 

The Pod picturedwas the prototype. I threw in what gauges I had sitting around and snapped the pics, they are non-operational. This is also on the FAQ's section of my site.

Also, aside from what goes along with installing new gauges, cutting two small holes (half ovals, approx. 1.5x2")on the underside of the dash pad is all that needs to be done. Some have even (not recommended) shaved the back of the actual gauge.detailed, pictured instructions are sent with each pod...

I would recommend Boost, A/F, and Oil pressure gauges to fill your pods...

Hope this cleared some things up..

SRTeasy

 

^ill be going this route when i decide to put an a/f gauge in. it looks so much cleaner than the pillar gauges.

 

I have a volt meter in my turbotimer so no need for that. I would preder to have my gauges like in the picture then on my left next to the window. I was thinkin of getting a boost controller so no need to get another boost gauge. So all I would need is a Oil temperture gauge. I think that's the best thing for me.

 

how bout a/f? you'll deff. need one of those

 

Word.

I like thegauge pillar myself, little more 'show'.