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What is the easiest way to put in a 3 gauge pod in the pilar?
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find one that fits and do it. On the Ion it's the 94-02 mustang A pillar that works nicely (from experience).
troll around some more and see if you can find anybody who's fit a 2-gauge pod and see if there's a 3-gauge for the same make/model/year.The '07 Aura XR<br />[In] XM ExpressEZ<br />[Next] intake res delete, Tint, Eibachs<br /><br />The Procharged Ion - SMP Stage 2 QC<br />20/5 tint, SPS stb, [COLOR="Blue"]CF dash[/color], [COLOR="blue"]reflective bumper insert[/color], 62mm TB, RL plugs, [COLOR="Silver"]masked corners[/color], progress rsb, RL fsb, 2.5" cat-back, triple pod w/ Boost, FPG, LC-1 & XD-16, filled front & rear mounts, pclear shorty shift, Procharged, Eibach Pros, 8k HIDs - 188.28whp / 175.03wtq<br /><br /> -
I maybe looking for a pillar pod as well, if this new project I'm starting to build goes throughsigpicComment
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Search through Autometer's catalouge or find a GOOD local speed shop and look at what they have.
You may find an application from another vehicle (like the Mustang for the Ion) or a generic pillar setup that you can "make" work. It's a Saturn, you should be used to having to make everything your self by now lol.1993 SW2 - Slow and Low
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I used an 87-89 RX7 one. Fits almost perfectly, but there's an extra contour ridge in it...I used a heat gun and moulded out the ridge, trimmed the sides, adn it looks like it was made for it.
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I heard the same about the FC13B so give it a trysigpicComment
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There you go, just like Nathan ^^ you got to find something close and make it fit lol.1993 SW2 - Slow and Low
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Mine was custom fitted but is actually for a Honda Civic. [img]{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_twisted.gif[/img]sigpic
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u could just make your own its not hard<br /><br />
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i phukn hate a-pillar gauges...
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