guage pillar pods
does anyone have any experience with these? hows the quality? do you have any pictures? definately a mod for looks i wanna do
http://www.mustangdepot.com/OnLineCa...gauge-pods.htm
and its cheap, so i like it, and it looks good, so i like it, and its not makin my car faster, so my parents like it [8D]
http://www.mustangdepot.com/OnLineCa...gauge-pods.htm
and its cheap, so i like it, and it looks good, so i like it, and its not makin my car faster, so my parents like it [8D]
They look great in a lot of the imports, but the ones I saw in a mustang did not look good. They did not fit very well, and the gauges have to be extremely thin. The shop said if I could find thin gauges it might fit better.
Back in the good old days, a friend of mine bought a 64 Thunderbold. We did a bit of night - uh - stuff, kicking Chevs, smashing Dogies, the good stuff. He had a tach on the dash. I made a wise crack question once - 'how come you don't have a light in your tach to tell you when to shift?'. He replied - 'I use the lights from the car behind me'. The truth is - you 'feel' the car, the 'sounds' of the engine, you know when to shift, you don't have time to look and a light coming on to indicate - shift - is usually too late. When the oil pressure drops, it's too late. And the temperature - yeah, right. It's more looks than function. It may help you get the 'feel' and the 'sound' of your ride, but know your car.
Jim
Jim
i found some photos on there site i believe its that part http://www.mustangdepot.com/Media/im.../int%20002.jpg http://www.mustangdepot.com/Media/im...y/DSCF0019.JPG


