Next week I will take delivery of a Nomad twin pod.

The question is what could I populate my second pod with?

Of course, My boost gauge will go in one but I can't decide on 'tuther.

I know that fitting an oil temperature gauge is out of the questiondue to its complexity.

I was thinking if all alse fails use it as a mint imperial holder or put a backlight picture of Marco in there?

Suggestions please, both sensible and otherwise.

Most go air flow meter don't they? Personally, I'd get an outside air temp gauge, don't know if this is possible though?

Personally - engine exhaust temp.

You could start a Green Bogey ball and store it there while you add to it along the way.

That'a an absolutely outrageous suggestion, what's t the point of that................?

I mean, it'd take him ages to build up anything worthwhile unless he's got some undisclosed medical problem.

Snow globe?

A picture of my car?

Sherbert dip?

Are you a lorry driver, spare gaffa tape and some tights for your head?

i've got afr too, but it's cosmetic once flea has mapped it. looks nice though

wideband air/fuel ratio

A second boost gauge

You could have one reading in bar and one reading psi

I feel sure you ought to be able to get a 2-1/4 inch accelerometer to measure acceleration, braking, and turning forces - but I'm damned if I can find one (unless you want an aircraft type which goes -4g to 10g!)

a giant pencil sharpener? You never know when a sharp pencil mayve neeeded to write, or poke, or something like that

Use the spare hole as a cup holder?

Small Aquarium ?

If you're running a decent amount of boost, one of these would be brilliant, especially if you're still running a small-ish downpipe

User-configurable, with low and high alarms - it even changes dial colour when a pre-set level is reached - useful for knowing when you're closing in on EGT limits

Trust Nigel to try and spoil things be being sensible and on topic.

It's just not good enough.

AFR would be my choice though

Thank you all for the suggestions.

At the moment an EGT gauge is edging it.
Has anyone fitted an Exhaust gas temperature kit and if so how difficult was it?
According to websites of sellers, you need to fit the sender probe as near to the engine as possible. I'm guessing that with a turbo car this would need to be in the downpipe immediatly after the turbo?

Neil - can you make a circular widget?

Or I'll go for the mini aquarium - this doubles up as an ornament and G force meter

What about the Bogey ball. You have to think outside the box. Imagine a big Coupe meet. Everybody could add to it.

Maybe I should have gone for a triple Pod and then I could have used the bogey ball to dip in the sherbet

IIRC, an EGT sensor needs to be ahead of the turbo, so the most logical place would be on the manifold, just above the turbo flange

Put in a massive shift light

inlet air temp gauge

For a short journey, a Cadbury Creme Egg.

For a long one, a Terry's Chocolate Orange.

Ejector seat/ oil slick/ rotating number plate button.