#76197, "RE: holy hell. what nOob question about my pillar pod." In response to Reply # 1
Originally posted by turbo8u little plastic push clip things kn0b....just drill a hole through the pillar pod and into the oem plastic peice and use those plastic things
#76198, "RE: holy hell. what nOob question about my pillar pod." In response to Reply # 1 Aug-24-04 08:06 AM by madhatter210
Originally posted by turbo8u little plastic push clip things kn0b....just drill a hole through the pillar pod and into the oem plastic peice and use those plastic things
I had a problem fitting my lines and wires between the oem piece and the new pillar pod so I took the oem one out and drilled 2 holes at the clip location points and put 2 small box head self tappers into them and put on head caps painted to match.looks good IMO and allowed me to keep it tight against the side and allows me to unscer it rather than ripping it off if I need to change a gauge and I can always put the stock one back in without holes.
#76215, "RE: holy hell. what nOob question about my pillar pod." In response to Reply # 0
I've got a carbon fiber 3 pod, removed stock piller put switch in the top of the pillar to turn the lights on on the gauges and then ot fit well but needed to drill tiny screw into the pillar and the weather stripping, but the rubber on the weather stripped helps cover the screws and arent noticeable.
#76217, "RE: holy hell. what nOob question about my pillar pod." In response to Reply # 6
Originally posted by 97gsx I've got a carbon fiber 3 pod, removed stock piller put switch in the top of the pillar to turn the lights on on the gauges and then ot fit well but needed to drill tiny screw into the pillar and the weather stripping, but the rubber on the weather stripped helps cover the screws and arent noticeable.
#76218, "RE: holy hell. what nOob question about my pillar pod." In response to Reply # 6
Originally posted by 97gsx I've got a carbon fiber 3 pod, removed stock piller put switch in the top of the pillar to turn the lights on on the gauges and then ot fit well but needed to drill tiny screw into the pillar and the weather stripping, but the rubber on the weather stripped helps cover the screws and arent noticeable.
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#76246, "RE: holy hell. what nOob question about my pillar pod." In response to Reply # 9
Originally posted by micyek my lo-tek came with holes in it, screws, and covers for the screws...all I had to do was remove the stock pillar place the pod and drill 2 holes.
word. my lo-tek is the same way. the autometers drill into the oem pillar. my 91 is an autometer. loose fit... i dont like them.
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