gauge pod finally arrived and fitted
07 June 2010, 08:24 PM
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gauge pod finally arrived and fitted
this is the first real mod i have had ago at doing myself so all comments good or bad welcome. just awaiting my gauges next month and then getting them fitted.
the only thing i am un-sure of is the bolts i have used, especially at the front. not sure if they are going to clear the bezels around the prosport gauges i am getting. i might have to change them to a counter sunk screw and paint the ends the same colour as the pod.
the only thing i am un-sure of is the bolts i have used, especially at the front. not sure if they are going to clear the bezels around the prosport gauges i am getting. i might have to change them to a counter sunk screw and paint the ends the same colour as the pod.
07 June 2010, 10:27 PM
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starting to take shape jon 
not sure about to front bolts catching the gauges (im sure ive got some bolts with dome sunk positvie drive heads also in black) maybe better ??
not sure about to front bolts catching the gauges (im sure ive got some bolts with dome sunk positvie drive heads also in black) maybe better ??
07 June 2010, 10:40 PM
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that was my main concern after i had fitted them. the bolts are 4 mm wide and i think about 20mm long. looking at the pics i think a flat headed bolt is needed. i still have some spray left over from painting the pod so if i need to colour code the ends then i can..
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