Blackstar
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Hi guys.
I've been doing a bunch of searching on here to find where people are mounting their gauges.
I really like the OSP mount that goes over the factory pod but I was hoping to get this done this week. Being in Canada, it generally takes 2-3 weeks to get something from the U.S.
I plan to use the AEM gauges in universal pods at this point.
Any advise would be great. Thanks.
I've been doing a bunch of searching on here to find where people are mounting their gauges.
I really like the OSP mount that goes over the factory pod but I was hoping to get this done this week. Being in Canada, it generally takes 2-3 weeks to get something from the U.S.
I plan to use the AEM gauges in universal pods at this point.
Any advise would be great. Thanks.
viipeR
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I have seen them mounted on the raised console pieces of the dash... i believe boost-it turbos commonly months them this way and it looks sharp one on each side
Adams574
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This is the set up I used and it works and looks great. The only thing I didn't like was the boost gauge in this picture, I already changed out the boost gauge to a 0-15 psi for a larger more accurate reading, the -30/+20 is too small to read while riding. The AEM AFR is perfect. The mount from OSP fits great and does not rattle or shake. I can see them very clear from a standing position. Power is tied into the cigarette plug on the left. Turns off by key only. I could not find a line that stopped with the kill switch.
FAMILYMAN
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Mine are on the handlebar risers. That way the hood is still only one harness plug to remove it. Plus my hid's take a lot of room under the hood already.
2014 viper, mpi
2009 Phazer 144"
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2009 Phazer 144"
WVTurboLTX
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I used autometer pods on either side with a simple L bracket that I made from some scrap aluminum.
Blackstar
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I used autometer pods on either side with a simple L bracket that I made from some scrap aluminum.
Thanks WV, that's what I needed to see. That will work great for me.
I have seen the bar riser mounts but I'm a sit down guy and I want to be able to see my gauges.
Adams574. That's the OSP mount I would love to make it simple but at $75 in the U.S. it will end up costing me close to $150 Canadian time I convert the dollar, shipping and border fees. And I don't want to wait 2 weeks plus for it to get here. They need a Canadian distributor for their products.
Yamadog
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Here are mine auto meter mounting cups
tapex_07
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WVTurboLTX
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Blackstar
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I also redid the wiring on them to make it all a single plug to keep it simple to take the hood off. I use deutsch connectors but you could use anything you have available. I like the deutsch ones because they are water tight and reusable.
I was thinking the same. My buddy has a business working on hot rods. He's getting me the gauges and said he had lots of different plugs we could use to make the hood easy to detach.
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stingray719
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Its not a boost gauge, but I used the plastic enclosed mount because I liked the finished look of it.
tator
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mine are here.
http://ty4stroke.com/threads/gauge-pods.129172/#post-1157489
http://ty4stroke.com/threads/gauge-pods.129172/#post-1157489
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I mounted mine to the bars , got everything right from Dave Marshall - works perfect ! All I did was plasti dip the mount peice black- looks much better
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