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From: Cheyenne, WY
LOL, that exactly what I said!
Always room for under cubby or over the rear view.
I also like the plastic bezel that goes around the speedo with a place for 2 gauges.
I been thinkin about ICP and OIl press there.
Always room for under cubby or over the rear view.
I also like the plastic bezel that goes around the speedo with a place for 2 gauges.
I been thinkin about ICP and OIl press there.
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I was thinking about an under cubby but when looking the other day it appears as if the steering wheel blocks the visibility of 1/2 of a 3 gauge pod. It mounts over the indention right or does it sit toward the passenger some?
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I've seen them several different places. I'd put mine where visibility was the best. That's why I wanted my essential gauges on the pillar, don't have to move your line of sight from the road, just look to the left.
My buddy has a pod on the dash in his truck. He did it kind of custom and it looks great. Not humped up like normal, but has a smooth molded look almost like it's made into the dash. I wouldn't mind that either.
My buddy has a pod on the dash in his truck. He did it kind of custom and it looks great. Not humped up like normal, but has a smooth molded look almost like it's made into the dash. I wouldn't mind that either.
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