Triple gauge pod
20 March 2006, 12:27 AM
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Triple gauge pod
i'm looking for a triple gauge pod for 52mm gauges, to go in the centre of an MY99, would like to retain the storage space as well if poss?
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20 March 2006, 09:41 AM
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I have a Graham Goode Racing 3 gauge pod compete with boost pressue, oil presure & voltage gauges (white dials) complete with all fitting kit etc.This does not retain the storage as the pod has a 'bottom' to it with a slot to get to the back of the gauges - guess this has been done to keep whole thing rigid.
The pod is the same colour as the dash etc and is very good quality compared to the ones on e-bay.
The pods and dials are listed on Graham Goode Racing website and the whole lot retails at over £330.
I'm looking for £150. If interested or want photos then please pm or call on 07793 118369
The pod is the same colour as the dash etc and is very good quality compared to the ones on e-bay.
The pods and dials are listed on Graham Goode Racing website and the whole lot retails at over £330.
I'm looking for £150. If interested or want photos then please pm or call on 07793 118369
20 March 2006, 11:22 PM
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Sorry, not really. There are cheap pods on ebay which need colour matching. This one was quite expensive from GGR, if I were to ask a 2nd hand price it would probably be more than the ebay items.Honestly it looks very smart in the car - the colour & shape matches the dash well, and with the white dials it looks quite standard (if you know what I mean).
21 March 2006, 02:52 PM
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Fiestaboy, have sent pm.
Re previous request for pod by itself, have thought further and will have to say no. The fitting kits (ie braided hose etc) are not long enough for a pillar mount, will only reach dash, so pod would still be required to mount on/in dash!
Re previous request for pod by itself, have thought further and will have to say no. The fitting kits (ie braided hose etc) are not long enough for a pillar mount, will only reach dash, so pod would still be required to mount on/in dash!
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