Need gauge help quickly!!
Lead Driver
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From: Hampton, Maryland.
I went with isspro and I love them. The instal was very straight forward but somewhat time consuming. It's like anything else, once you do it, if you were to do it again you would be able to do it more proficiently.
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From: Cincinnati, Ohio
Originally Posted by Futuresweets-10
Is the gauge pod not held in with the factory style clips? If its not, then what holds it in?
Laughing Gas
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From: Littleton, Colorado
As with 7.3L DID TD most people use the little color matched plastic rivets to hold it in place over the factory pliiar cover. I used little stainless steel screws on mine. On the outer side they are hidden under the weather stripping. In the inside, once they were in place I hit them with paint on a q-tip. Can't hardly even see them unless you know what to look for. Its really not that tough of a job. It's just time consuming as others have posted.
Austin
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From: Gulfport/Biloxi, MS
Im about to order the set from dieselManor.com, but I dont know what boost gauge to get. I dont know what mods I will do in the future, but I doubt I will do a TON of mods.
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From: Chicago suburbs
Originally Posted by Futuresweets-10
Im about to order the set from dieselManor.com, but I dont know what boost gauge to get. I dont know what mods I will do in the future, but I doubt I will do a TON of mods.
Dave
