if you didn't drill the holes and screw the pillar into place, what did you use to get the pillar to stay in the correct spot? mine keeps moving around on me. thanks in advance!
#41571, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 3
i just drilled in case i wanted to switch around the gauges or if a bulb went out or if i wanted to change the bulb color or some other stuff. later
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#41588, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 4
I have mine with just some large velcro strips but they suck in the cold nights and when I go over large bumps. But where can I get the thick grey stuff in a roll? Is it just called "3M double sided tape"?
#41593, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 5
My gaugepods.com tripple pillar came with two holes in it, and two screws, and two little black screw head caps. I just lined up the pillar, and used a short self tapping screw to make the holes. Then used the supplied screws to hold it down. Put on the screw head caps, and works great.
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#41691, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 7
they are but they don't have the littly factory clip that holds them to the car. you remove the old pillar and use screws to hold the pillar pod to the car.
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#41692, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 7
it really is a full replacement but it don't snap into place like the stock one did.....so you either have to drill holes in it so you can screw it into place or you have to find some other method of attaching it. i just don't wanna have to drill any holes. and it def. wasn't smart for me to try and put the whole thing after only receiving two of the three gauges i ordered. i'm soooooo impatient!! and why hasn't my other gauge shown up yet??????? j/k, it should be in tonight.
#41720, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 6
>My gaugepods.com tripple pillar came with two holes in it, >and two screws, and two little black screw head caps. I just >lined up the pillar, and used a short self tapping screw to >make the holes. Then used the supplied screws to hold it down. >Put on the screw head caps, and works great.
Same thing I did. Works great and lotek makes nice pods.
#41716, "RE: for those with triple gauge pillars" In response to Reply # 5
They have it at office supply stores like officemax. Brand name is 3M and its just called double sided mounting tape. The regular stuff is clear but dont get that, get the industrial kind that is grey.
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But where can I get the thick grey stuff in a roll? Is it just called "3M double sided tape"?
