I wanted to run a 45mm boost gauge and I already have my cluster port ready for my wideband so I decided to do this. I bought a subi column pod and used it in the evo. It fit perfect simple two holes and it was mounted. I used a Omori 45mm gauge and with very minimal grinding to the gauge pod it fit right in. Sorry for the crappy pics there from my phone. The gauge pod isnt fadded like it looks in the pics. It matches the cover. Stupid flash. Let me know what ya think.

Evo steering cover with subi pod


Mounted



Installed

 

looks really good. I like it alot better than the autometer cups

 

Hmm, you should've put the mr gauge package on your radio's din, then replace your stock boost gauge with the Omori. I'll try to get a picture of my setup with a 40mm VMR boost gauge. Looks soo stock! haha

 

i remember when i had my sti i wanted to get rid of the stock kpa gauge so i got a 45mm gauge that read in psi. i took a hair dryer to the rubber pod like you have and got it hot then shouved the bigger gauge into it for a oem look.

 

Yeah, I was surprised to see it was rubber. I just used a dremel with a sanding bit on it and it shaved it enough so the gauge fit.

 

looks great!

 

looks much cleaner !!!!

 

So you have 2 boost gauges?

 

Yeah, not a big fan of the stock one but I dont feel like moving the radio down there either. Might take them out and put the cubby hole in there.

 

Looks good

 

I have had a stock subi boost gauge in my EVO since I bought it new in '04

 

the pod comes with that plate for the inside? looks awesome! how much does it set you back? I am gonna use stock mr gauge I have for it. Just don't know where to put the other two gauges.

 

Looks really good. I hate the ones that block the "cell light" specially when at WOT checking for knock.

 

looks great.. ive been using the autometer carbon cups as a stockish.. clean look.. alternative

 

shot dos