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Personally I dont like the looks of them, they look to much like an add on, if that makes sense. Why not go with the 650 dash? Yes a little more $$ but you can have up to 6 switches for future use and your 2 extra gauges. I have fuel and air pressure on mine.
Personally I dont like the looks of them, they look to much like an add on, if that makes sense. Why not go with the 650 dash? Yes a little more $$ but you can have up to 6 switches for future use and your 2 extra gauges. I have fuel and air pressure on mine.
I am going to go with the 650 also, but I want 6 switches and have already decided what 2 gauges will fill those spots. PSI gauges for my on board compressor, and for the air bags in the rear.
I am going to go with the 650 also, but I want 6 switches and have already decided what 2 gauges will fill those spots. PSI gauges for my on board compressor, and for the air bags in the rear.
Ahh ok that makes sense. If you only wanted to add 1 more guage then a 4 pod pillar would be nice. Cory (ziggy) made his own out of fiberglass from the over head console. It looked sharp when it was done.
I have that pod, its not bad, but not my favorite.
I prefer the Quad A pillar or the Quad over head myself...
You also have to have the flat style of dash for that pod to work, the one that juts out as a sunshade will NOT work with this pod. I can post a picture of it if you need, but if it looks like mine it will work.
It can also be modded to hold 4 gauges, but you must be brave with a hole saw...
I have a 3 in 1 gauge with boost, egt and tranny temp. I just got a fuel pressure gauge. i put in a dual dash mount pod. I like it. Works for me and the numbers are always in my peripheral vision.
Trey you would like the over head then,only issue is the mounting is to the glass with hook & loop tape & clips into headlined leading edge, sometimes on really hot days the adhesive on the tape moves a little and I have to December the cluster 1/2" no big deal just to let you know, but other than that I love the position and let me keep my '07's grab handle, I think you will like it.
Jim...& fat Monty
I'm thinking of just putting the fuel pressure gauge in the engine compartment, and if I want to collect data just put my handy dandy mini camera in there.
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