Pillar Mount pod

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Postby FesterRS on Fri Jun 02, 2000 10:18 am

Ive just brought a boost gauge but the pod i brought with it is pants and i cant get it to fix anywhere. Does anyone know where i can get a pillar mounted pod from? Ive tried Nomad and they said its under construction.
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Postby Adrian on Fri Jun 02, 2000 10:59 am

Demon Tweeks (01978 664466) do a carbon pillar mount gauge housing for £14.99. The part number is GM1, and it's on Page 200 of their 2000 Road Tuning catalogue (Blue with a Skyline on the front).<br><br>Adrian.
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Postby FesterRS on Tue Jun 06, 2000 6:48 am

Ive just had delivered the pillar mount pod from Demon Tweekes (Thanks Adrian for the advice) but the bloody things huge!<br>I thought it would just fit straight from the box but im sure it needs cutting to fit.<br>Anyone had any experience with these before?<br>Do i need to cut it to adapt to the pillar and is there anything else ill need as all you get is the pillar pod and thats it!<br>Cheers
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Postby DuncanFRST on Tue Aug 01, 2000 4:46 am

Yes, I'm pretty sure you do need to cut it. Did you specify your car make and model before ordering it?
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Postby FesterRS on Tue Aug 01, 2000 6:45 am

I told them what car it was for. I think the one i got was a universal fitting one.<br>Anyway doesnt matter now cos i sent the bugger back the next day. Couldnt be bothered with the agro of fitting it.<br>I tried fitting my pillar mount pod again but i failed aswell so ive scrapped that idea!<br>Word of advice to someone whos thinking of fitting a gauge of any kind get the ones that replace your clock/heaters etc as the others are a bugger to fit unless your prepared to screw things down to your dash.
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