Gauge Pod and ProSport Gauges
Jun 25, 2008, 06:59 AM
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Gauge Pod and ProSport Gauges
I purchased the 52mm Dual Gauge A-Pillar pod from Lancershop (full pillar, gray painted) and it fits like crap. The paint is terrible and the gauge holes had to be filed larger. Honestly I couldn't even get the pod to fit. I sent them a PM with no response.
But now I am looking for a 52mm APillar gauge pod, painted gray to match preferably that fits well and looks good. I'd like a dual, but if they only offer triple, that would work. I don't want to be drilling into my stock pillar or anything either. Can you recommend a brand and where I can buy it that does what I need it to do?
Also, how accurate are the Prosport gauges? I boost a 52mm Red Racer boost, and I'm thinking of returning it to get the ProSport 52mm Red/White electric boost w/ peak hold and warning. It will be half the price.
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But now I am looking for a 52mm APillar gauge pod, painted gray to match preferably that fits well and looks good. I'd like a dual, but if they only offer triple, that would work. I don't want to be drilling into my stock pillar or anything either. Can you recommend a brand and where I can buy it that does what I need it to do?
Also, how accurate are the Prosport gauges? I boost a 52mm Red Racer boost, and I'm thinking of returning it to get the ProSport 52mm Red/White electric boost w/ peak hold and warning. It will be half the price.
Thanks
Jun 25, 2008, 07:19 AM
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I can't post there yet, but its not a WTB. Just asking which is the best pod for my situation.
And I wanted to know the accuracy of the ProSport gauges
And I wanted to know the accuracy of the ProSport gauges
Jun 25, 2008, 07:34 AM
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You should have done some reading on Lancershop and the quality of their a-pillar gauge holder. Bottom line up front - they are crap. The Prosport gauges are known for being inexpensive but reliable. If I was in the market for more gauges that is what I would be looking at.
Jun 25, 2008, 07:38 AM
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pod just get an autometer one... personally i dont like pillar pods.. then everyone and there mom thats behind you or beside u can see themm. but thats just me... check out ExtremePsi.com they have autometer ones there and there cheap and fast shipping.... I dunno what other info you want on the guages be more specific and ask questions......
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my a pillare from them doesnt fit to great either i have to find some larger screws then the ones they gave me so i can get them to put a little bit other wise it doesnt reach for crap
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http://www.extremepsi.com/store/cust...cat=495&page=1 is the same as this http://www.gaugepods.com/evotripple.jpg. One site says cover, other says it replaces the pillar. I want something that replaces the pillar so I don't have to drill into my stocker. Can anybody shed light?
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i have the 3 a pillar gauges. all prosports, elec boost, oil pressure and oil temp. all with the peak hold/warn. read accurately and no problems for 4 months...