Gauge pod, newage scooby
19 April 2007, 10:37 PM
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Gauge pod, newage scooby
Just bought a 52mm boost gauge.
I dont really know what to do with it now as i have nowhere to put it.!!
Where can i get a pod or something
I dont really know what to do with it now as i have nowhere to put it.!!
Where can i get a pod or something
20 April 2007, 12:20 AM
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You may want to have a look at this thread https://www.scoobynet.com/interior-1...entre-pod.html or there are plenty of others of a similar nature.
As suggested by RB5 286, i went for the JW Racing A Pillar housing which comes in either 1,2 or 3 pod variations.
As suggested by RB5 286, i went for the JW Racing A Pillar housing which comes in either 1,2 or 3 pod variations.
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Gauges and Pods:Gauges and Pods: 52mm Autometer Carbon Series Electric Oil Pressure Gauge [autometeroilp] - £69.99
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23 April 2007, 10:19 AM
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Yer i am scratching my head lads, Looking how i can get it in the new unit, as how do you get the wire out and into the new one HUMM<<< Can u unplug it from some wear?
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I have seen a few gauge pods now and really the one i want is the replacment A piller which is the same colour as the standard one. (possibly the one you are refering to and also pictured in the post above by Tissy!
I've seen a few which are black and screw in the A piller about half way up but i dont want to screw things into my interior trim.
23 April 2007, 06:21 PM
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Yep, the full a pillar are the ones to go for. The Nomad Racing one below seems to get some good comments... never seen one in the flesh tho 
If i'm not mistaken the Nomad and JW Racing ones may come from the same place.
The alarm sensor must just be screwed onto the OEM pillar, so should be easy to fit to the new one.... famous last words!
Tony.
If i'm not mistaken the Nomad and JW Racing ones may come from the same place.
The alarm sensor must just be screwed onto the OEM pillar, so should be easy to fit to the new one.... famous last words!
Tony.
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Got the Nomad one on myself. I got Prosport to fit mine although it kept slipping down slightly so ended up lining the back with velcro which did the trick
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It is a good match (colour and dimensions are spot on) and is fine around the seals. The original has several clips on the back which this doesn't, hence the use of velcro in addition to the screw at the top (supplied) to keep it in position. You could use double sided tape rather than velcro.
Yeh, Prosport refitted the alarm sensor. I can't remember how it is connected, but should imagine there are connectors somewhere along the wire for removal.
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Yeh, Prosport refitted the alarm sensor. I can't remember how it is connected, but should imagine there are connectors somewhere along the wire for removal.
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