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Triple pillar gauge pods? #546813
21/02/2008 22:49
21/02/2008 22:49
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Not sure if Styling or Tuning is the right place, but...

I have a Nomad single pillar gauge pod thingummy with my Equus boost guage in (quite happy with the gauge).

Sooner or later I will get around to fitting the Apexi AVC-R so could do away with the boost gauge, but I also have a wideband lambda with AFR gauge to fit, and might get an Aquamist DDR3 guage, so that's up to 3 x 52mm gauges. I don't want to get rid of the clock and don't really want to drill the metal strip nor the black plastic covers under the metal strip, so I guess the A pillar is the place.

Anyone fitted 3 up the A pillar? What about just using a 3 x univeral fit single pod holders? Do 3 pods look crazy and would I be better off with 2? Anyoine got a Nomad 2 pod thingummy I could buy, or swap with my single one?

Thoughts? Pics?


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2008 Ferrari F430 & 2017 Fiat 124 Spider
Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: DaveG] #546814
21/02/2008 22:50
21/02/2008 22:50

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Maruisz does 3 pods for the left hand drives. Not seen them on the right hand drive models.

Sparkyman runs the dual pod and its pretty cool looking.

Ross

Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: ] #546815
21/02/2008 22:52
21/02/2008 22:52

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I have a dual pod and don't find them to get in the way except maybe when going round a tight right bend

don't think nomad do a triple pod!

What does the Aquamist gauge show?

Last edited by eldinho; 21/02/2008 22:53.
Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: ] #546997
22/02/2008 02:27
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Flowrate for the water injection system, plus indicators for low level, and a magic boost button wink watch the show it's either that or the DDS2 Nomad do the twin pod for a little over £70


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2008 Ferrari F430 & 2017 Fiat 124 Spider
Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: DaveG] #547430
22/02/2008 16:58
22/02/2008 16:58

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I have a dual nomad pod on both sides Dave for exactly the reason you state.

I dont find they obscure vision at all. However try to put things on the left that you dont need to monitor all the time - like dds3

Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: ] #547496
22/02/2008 18:12
22/02/2008 18:12

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I have a dual pod with voltmeter and boost gauge and they dont get in the way. I was trying to find a triple pod so I could get an AFR gauge as well but they dont seem to exist for RHD. I might just remove the voltmeter.

Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: ] #547515
22/02/2008 18:33
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If you do I would buy the voltmeter from you if it matches

Re: Triple pillar gauge pods? [Re: ] #547520
22/02/2008 18:39
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It's a white dial face with black readings and a red needle smile


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