gauges, pods, help required
21 February 2003, 11:11 PM
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hi, can anybody please tell me where i can buy a pillar mounted pod (triple) for my gauges, also-is this a safe place to mount and how hard is it to bring wires/tubing in the car (fuel level, boost, oil temp) ? cheers
22 February 2003, 05:52 PM
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JWRacing do one that fits over the exsisting a-pillar. I'm trying to fit a couple of gauges myself at the moment. I must be a muppet because everyone one else said it is easy but I'm having a nightmare with mine. Chiark has a good site to look at here Hope this helps
23 February 2003, 06:41 PM
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I have found J spec very useful for pods and guages. 
Given the number of so called "experts and supliers with integrety" who have blatantly shafted me and my friends over tha last 4 years.
The guys at J spec have not let me down
Given the number of so called "experts and supliers with integrety" who have blatantly shafted me and my friends over tha last 4 years.
The guys at J spec have not let me down
23 February 2003, 08:14 PM
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Sorry to hi-jack your post but I have just bought a triple a-pillar pod and am baffled as to how you actually fit the gauge in as there are no attachment points.
24 February 2003, 10:21 AM
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Should be a fitting kit with your gauges. Mine had a u-shaped bracket that fitted onto the back of the gauge and pushed against the pod to hold it in place. If you want a picture, e-mail me and I'll take a photo of mine before I fit it 
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