#36733, "how on earth do u mount the triple pillar pod from machv????????"
alright im in the middle of this and of course it starts raining. im so pissed. the stupid triple pod doesnt come with any snaps on it or anything to mount it. any body know hopw ur supposed to mount this piece of shit without jerry rigging it and it loking like shit???? im about to smash this fuckin thing. im sorry i am so pissed right now, everythinbg and i mean everythinbg is workin against me, especialy the weather. please help.
#36734, "RE: how on earth do u mount the triple pillar pod from machv????????" In response to Reply # 0
you drill two holes into the a pillar and then screw it in. thats it. no pillar pod comes with clips
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#36735, "RE: how on earth do u mount the triple pillar pod from machv????????" In response to Reply # 1
Just a heads up,
When I installed my autometer full triple pillar pod, I did not use the one way plastic push clips in case one of the gauges broke and needed to be replaced. Instead I drilled about four holes into the the pillar pod and used some black screws to attach it to the existing plastic A-frame cover. Using screws also allows you to have more torque and bring the pillar pod up nice and tight to the existing A-frame cover so that you do not see any of the wiring through the front windshield.
Here a quick picture of how mine looks (This is the best pic I have. I don't have one showing the holes I drilled for the screws):
#36736, "RE: how on earth do u mount the triple pillar pod from machv????????" In response to Reply # 2
thanks, yea, i used two screws into the stock pillar, not the windshield frame. so i can still take it off with just a snap. only one guage is hooked up as of now, my a/f guage. thanks for ur reply. sorry for the ignorant post but i had a bitch of a time yesterday with the guage/weather/pod.