Has anyone ever installed this gauge pod??
07-26-2013, 08:58 PM
#4
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Yeah, that's what kind of caught my eye. I needed two more gauges so, this was a good option. So, now I have six (will have when I installed everything) gauges, Air / fuel and boost on the pillar, fuel and oil pressure in the center dash cluster (and my Sirius radio) and this rally pack setup for Water and Oil temp...
07-27-2013, 06:44 AM
#6
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Don't take offense,I like the look of your car, but 6 gauges? Sounds like a clustered overkill mess and expensive. you could have gone with 2 aeroforce gauges in vent pods or at least a pillar set up.but I'm sure you already know that.
07-27-2013, 04:23 PM
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The SOS pillar pods are not any better looking than the above. I'm not dissing them, I have a single pod pillar and they look fine. Just not better.
Aeroforce gauges are a little on the slow side for a good boost gauge.
Why does everyone have to walk in lock-step when it comes to mods? I like it when people look outside.
07-27-2013, 04:29 PM
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The Roush vent pods I have prevent you from directing airflow...that sucks.
The SOS pillar pods are not any better looking than the above. I'm not dissing them, I have a single pod pillar and they look fine. Just not better.
Aeroforce gauges are a little on the slow side for a good boost gauge.
Why does everyone have to walk in lock-step when it comes to mods? I like it when people look outside.
The SOS pillar pods are not any better looking than the above. I'm not dissing them, I have a single pod pillar and they look fine. Just not better.
Aeroforce gauges are a little on the slow side for a good boost gauge.
Why does everyone have to walk in lock-step when it comes to mods? I like it when people look outside.
