Some of you may recall I have my guages molded into my glovebox. Well, I am very tired of this, and would like a change. My original plan was to send my a-pillar out to Canada to that Compact Divisions guy, but he doesn't respond to his e-mails.
My next options is to mount them on my a-pillar myself. I saw somewhere there are little cups you can buy that you can screw into the pillar and it will hold the guage. Does anyone have any experience using these things?
Originally posted by mourningstar
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You try taking your eyes off the road completely to glance over to your right. It gets annoying very quickly.
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Hmm.. good point.. i was going to do the same thing u did in my tib glovebox.. now u have me thinking twice
use some fiberglass. cut some plastic cups out to be a housing for the gauges, tape them down to the a pillar. then glass and resin over them. then sand, primer, paint.
No offense Joe.. while your gages did look cool.. I thought they would be hard to see over there... how about molding them into the centre console? Maybe take out the ashtray or something and put the gages there
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I am actually going to put some ABOVE my radio. I picked up the double Din console for my tib.. going to glass it all in with the radio in the bottom position and three gages above it
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