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Dave41079Feb-10-04 10:31 AM
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#66690, "Gauge Pod"


          

I've seen the center vent pods, and I really liked them. I wanted to retain my center vents though because they're pretty much the only ones that do anything. I decided to make my own, and here is the progress from stock to done.






Lets just say this... I'm over 100whp and soon to cross 200whp. Thanx 2GNT! Now if I could only learn to prove it.

  

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RE: Gauge Pod, cool_g_83, Feb-10-04 10:33 AM, #1
RE: Gauge Pod, xEclipsE RaceRx, Feb-10-04 10:34 AM, #2
      RE: Gauge Pod, jsupetran, Feb-10-04 10:52 AM, #3
RE: Gauge Pod, MmmDeion, Feb-10-04 11:20 AM, #4
RE: Gauge Pod, Dave41079, Feb-10-04 11:37 AM, #5
      RE: Gauge Pod, WickedESi, Feb-10-04 11:52 AM, #6
           RE: Gauge Pod, Dave41079, Feb-10-04 12:07 PM, #7
                RE: Gauge Pod, nightwolf2369, Feb-10-04 03:24 PM, #8
                     RE: Gauge Pod, jerseystyle1, Feb-10-04 06:53 PM, #9
                          RE: Gauge Pod, injendsm, Feb-11-04 02:28 AM, #10
                               RE: Gauge Pod, eclipse_99rs, Feb-11-04 03:49 AM, #11
                                    RE: Gauge Pod, stv, Feb-11-04 08:58 AM, #12
                                    RE: Gauge Pod, Mattchew, Feb-11-04 10:48 AM, #13
                                    RE: Gauge Pod, Dave41079, Feb-11-04 01:35 PM, #14
                                         RE: Gauge Pod, 95dsmrsproj, Feb-11-04 05:59 PM, #15

cool_g_83Feb-10-04 10:33 AM
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#66691, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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That looks sweet man, keep up the good work! emoji

Greg
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xEclipsE RaceRxFeb-10-04 10:34 AM
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#66692, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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Pimp tight emoji

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#66693, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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I like it. Sell me one emoji.

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MmmDeionFeb-10-04 11:20 AM
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#66694, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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That def. is teh hotness. You should start makin those, make some good profit on it prob.


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Dave41079Feb-10-04 11:37 AM
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#66695, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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People wouldn't pay what I would want to charge them. Too much fabbing to make them you can't just make a mold of it because it still uses the vent.



Lets just say this... I'm over 100whp and soon to cross 200whp. Thanx 2GNT! Now if I could only learn to prove it.

  

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#66696, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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You have room to put your defrost and hazard switches back in too if you wanted.


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Dave41079Feb-10-04 12:07 PM
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#66697, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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I was going to do that, but those holes aren't easy to make, plus I'd have to paint the buttons to match and apply decals to them. Instead I am going to use a valet switch and a mini toggle and remote mount them. Probably put the valet switch in the HVAC surround to control the defrost, and the mini toggle on the steering column to control the hazards.



Lets just say this... I'm over 100whp and soon to cross 200whp. Thanx 2GNT! Now if I could only learn to prove it.

  

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nightwolf2369Feb-10-04 03:24 PM
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#66698, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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i like it alot

I no longer have my 99 rs because i totaled it!!!

  

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#66699, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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Looks pretty good. I was gonna do the same, except I was only going to put one gauge in it and I was gonna use the right side of it. But that was before I got rid of the 2gnt.

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#66700, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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badass imo.


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eclipse_99rsFeb-11-04 03:49 AM
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#66701, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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Damn thats cool. Could you have fit the two gauges between the stock switches and the vent?



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stvFeb-11-04 08:58 AM
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#66702, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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looks really nice.. but I'm confused.. what the hell is that material? I mean, did you just use your stock trim and fill the holes and then cut away? just curious..

~STV~

  

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MattchewFeb-11-04 10:48 AM
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#66704, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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Very nice, good way to keep at least one vent emoji

  

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Dave41079Feb-11-04 01:35 PM
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#66718, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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Originally posted by eclipse_99rs
Damn thats cool. Could you have fit the two gauges between the stock switches and the vent?


Two gauges would not have fit between the stock switches and vent, the piece isn't tall enough for that. I was going to move the def switch to the lower hole that isn't used, and put the hazard button in the blank space above the lower gauge. That looked like it was going to be too much trouble, and would have been a little crowded in my opinion. It was just easier to use smaller switches and remotely mount them.

Originally posted by stv
Dlooks really nice.. but I'm confused.. what the hell is that material? I mean, did you just use your stock trim and fill the holes and then cut away? just curious..


I cut out the drivers side vent, and all around the stock switches just leaving the outer frame. Then I glued in a piece of ABS the same size as the hole that was left, and glassed over it. Then a lot of finish work.



Lets just say this... I'm over 100whp and soon to cross 200whp. Thanx 2GNT! Now if I could only learn to prove it.

  

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95dsmrsprojFeb-11-04 05:59 PM
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#66734, "RE: Gauge Pod"
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Awesome work! Looks Great!

  

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