Gauge Pod.

[atrimble_2001]

Ive got a dual gauge pillar pod in my car and im tryin to find a way to more permenantly attach it but I dont wanna fiberglass it in as off yet. Would pop rivets work?

[LilTimmy]

What about screws I would think pop rivets should work if you do them correctly, why are you sraying from the fiberglass that is the best way would look a lot better then pop rivets or screws.

[LilTimmy]

sorry double post

[Edited by LilTimmy on Sep 9, 2006 8:03 AM]

[atrimble_2001]

Why not fiberglass? A. No Money B. Its messy.

[attist178]

DUCT TAPE!!!!


just kidding.

[atrimble_2001]

Oh ya?????????????? Rivets and a Sharpie FTW!!!!!! Colored the tops of the rivets with a black sharpie you cant even tell.



Had to take the pillar out which is really easy to do once ya know where the clips are, you just kinda tug on it, and plop off it comes. One of these days ill mold it in with fiberglass and smooth it with bondo and color match it, but for now the rivets are good enough. The white goo around the bottom gauge is caulking to hold the gauge in place cause its loose for some reason, once its dry ill attack it with the sharpie.

[Edited by atrimble_2001 on Sep 9, 2006 6:39 PM]

[alc]

I know im a little off subject here but where can i get a guage pod for my accent

[atrimble_2001]

I got mine at Pep Boys, it was an Autometer brand universal dual gauge pod. Ok so whats a good spray paint that I can get for cheap that will match the interior and adhere to plastic?

[Edited by atrimble_2001 on Sep 9, 2006 8:02 PM]

[alc]

Thanks, as for the spray paint you could check out Krylon Fusion, I dont know if they have the color but it bonds to plastic

[ftwvampftw]

Just a random question, but what are the purpose of your gauges?

Looks like Voltage and a Wideband.