Dual Pod Steering Mount Gauge Pods
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Dual Pod Steering Mount Gauge Pods
Like this....
Anyone here use something like this on their steering column? How much of your instrument cluster is blocked? How did you run the wires (exposed or drilled into the steering column)??
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Anyone here use something like this on their steering column? How much of your instrument cluster is blocked? How did you run the wires (exposed or drilled into the steering column)??
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Doh....I meant to put this in 3rd Gen Performance and Aftermarket.
Doh....I meant to put this in 3rd Gen Performance and Aftermarket.
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Here's a pic of my steering mount with AutoMeter Phantom gauges. I personally love the setup. It's easy to watch your speed and rpms while watching the gauges. The only thing that is obstructed is the odometer but who watches the odometer when they drive.
In did drill two small holes in the top of the steering column to run the wires through however, the holes are covered by the pod mount.
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In did drill two small holes in the top of the steering column to run the wires through however, the holes are covered by the pod mount.
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I drilled two BIG holes in the original column cover. Glued the pod and original cover together, put the gauges in it, and installed the whole thing as one piece.
Everyone that sees it thinks it came from the factory that way.
Be sure to leave some slack in the wires. You may have to pull a gauge out to replace a bulb someday.
Everyone that sees it thinks it came from the factory that way.
Be sure to leave some slack in the wires. You may have to pull a gauge out to replace a bulb someday.
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Oh by the way.
In the picture you see above, the camera was much lower than your eyes will be while driving. Nothing is blocked except the odometer, and it is easy to look around the gauge when you need to see the odometer.
In the picture you see above, the camera was much lower than your eyes will be while driving. Nothing is blocked except the odometer, and it is easy to look around the gauge when you need to see the odometer.
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Mr. Blonde, is that an Autometer gauge pod too or is just the gauges that are Autometer?
Ray, I don't see a picture in your thread but I'd love to see your setup and hear some more details on how you did it. I'm not quite following you on the BIG holes and glueing everything together.
Ray, I don't see a picture in your thread but I'd love to see your setup and hear some more details on how you did it. I'm not quite following you on the BIG holes and glueing everything together.
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Originally posted by FiverBob
Hoss, we fully understand your problem.
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Hoss, we fully understand your problem.
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Yes it is the AutoMeter steering column pod model ATM-15014. I purchased it from
http://www.egauges.com/vdo_acce.asp?...Steering&Cart=
http://www.egauges.com/vdo_acce.asp?...Steering&Cart=
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Not available to those w/o a "cubby hole" but I like the one I made for my ride. It was a PIA to make but Can't imagine a better answer. Input is more than welcome. Photos in my gallery
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Re: Guage Mount
Originally posted by Mark Craig
Hoss,
That's a great picture, superb quality and in focus and such, where did ya get it?
Sorry coundn't refuse the opportunity.
Mark @ DPPI
Hoss,
That's a great picture, superb quality and in focus and such, where did ya get it?
Sorry coundn't refuse the opportunity.
Mark @ DPPI
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Originally posted by Mr.Blonde
Yes it is the AutoMeter steering column pod model ATM-15014. I purchased it from
http://www.egauges.com/vdo_acce.asp?...Steering&Cart=
Yes it is the AutoMeter steering column pod model ATM-15014. I purchased it from
http://www.egauges.com/vdo_acce.asp?...Steering&Cart=
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Originally posted by Hoss
Ray, I don't see a picture in your thread but I'd love to see your setup and hear some more details on how you did it. I'm not quite following you on the BIG holes and glueing everything together. [/B]
Ray, I don't see a picture in your thread but I'd love to see your setup and hear some more details on how you did it. I'm not quite following you on the BIG holes and glueing everything together. [/B]
The holes will be covered by the pod anyhow.
As far as glueing them together, I did not want something setting on there loose that could be moved around or knocked off.
Glued together it is nice and solid. no movement. Looks factory.
As far as pictures go, it looks just like the daytime picture already posted except I used Di-Pricol gauges because they are a closer match to original gauges at night.
One of these days I'm going to have to learn how to post pictures.