EagleStroker

Before you say it, I know these are "only" $30 a piece, these cost me $5 and I had some fun with it.
Final version of the pods: 2" PVS, 2 8" long sections. 8 set screws, a drill, and some black paint (I used some model car paint, doesn't leave the spray paint smell)

I have it where it all fits into the pod now, so I can pull it in and out as needed. All in all I'm pretty happy with the end result


Testing the original idea, changed quite a bit!



Sealed unit, so no hot or cold blowing on the gauges although I don't know that they would be affected. That's a head grommet



End Result:




And on a side note, these gauges are like crack. Tested them in my car tonight to make sure everything work OK, played with them for at least 30 minutes!

Shadow7874

Looks cool, makes me wish i had a reason to have some gauges... Mainly a boost gauge

EagleStroker

I don't even have one of those, these will show boost though! I'm really impressed by just how much these things are capable of, it's ridiculous!

Anyone with a pair chime in with some tips/tricks, I need to learn!

deekum1627

looks good nice work eagle

tx_zstang

Interesting use of pvc. Good idea, looks nice.

Hootna

I like the sealed unit deal as I dont like when I see condensation around my vent pods and knowing that the back of my gauges probably look the same.

05 Mustang

great work Eagle

acascianelli

Wow...That actually turned out really good. Nice job.

EagleStroker

That's what bothered me the most!

And thanks for the compliments guys, who knew you could do so much with PVC?

06elnr

looks great bro!