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What do you guys recommend for mounting a 2-gauge A-pillar pod on a plastic SC2 A-Pillar panel? I been debating on GLUE, or some sort of clip but I dont know. What do you guys think?
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could you ask that again? I don't get what you're saying here.-Vinny
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Think he meant glue [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/lol.gif[/img] .I thought most people just screwed it inComment
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+1. I dought glue is gonna hold it with the sun beating on it.Originally posted by Silent BobComment
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I think I would want it to be easily removable as well. Never know when a gauge will go out on youComment
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I meant GLUE lol. sorry bout that vin, b and g are near each other. So screws is your recomendation bob?Comment
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I'm not sure, never installed one myself. I could swear the ones I've seen have screw holes in them. Maybe someone more experienced could speak up [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/lol.gif[/img]Comment
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usually the come with "rivets" and you just drill a hole a tid bit smaller then the "rivet" and you Pop lock it on... then use heat gun rawr
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no rivets, just a "Panel" with the holes for gauges.Comment
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screw it on, that way you can remove it for troubleshooting, or to sell the car later, and keep the guages too sell to me you bastid.
Last person I helped install a pillar guage pod, did that, and no issues came up with screwing it in except the vibration, so a little bit of insulation (i.e. thin weatherstrip or sheet of rubber) is ideal.Comment
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i am thinking of a 3 gauge pod cluster...
what would be the ideal gauges i should get... Oil Pressure... what else
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that's your decision.
it all depends on what you are running, or plan on running.Comment
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I need one for an A/F gauge right now, and I know I am going to need another gauge later on, and I just wanted to know how to mount the damn thing. SO screws? Where? And dont worry about vibration insulation, I am great at that lolComment
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Yup Bob is right screw it onOMAR<br />
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wbo2 or [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/ban.gif[/img]Originally posted by HighEnd777-Vinny
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