Spaceman
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Just an fyi. When I went to 7.5 I had trouble seeing the gauge pod. I made an aluminum bracket and raised the gauge 3 inches. Problem solved.
actionjack
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Photos please. I can't see my gauge and Im a habitual gauge relocator.
Spaceman
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I will get pic next weekend. I basically took a road sign. As wide as the gauge opening and 14" long. Bent it 6" from one end and bolted it through the existing opening. The pics are worth a thousand words so I will get them on here soon.
So have there been any adjustable risers out there that are improved over the Powermadd adjustable, since this thread went cold back in 2018?
super1c
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Not that I’ve seen or read about. Currently adding 7.5” cat riser. I am running MTN seat on LTX and I have no gauge sight issues.
Snowbound98
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I ran the PowerMadd 5-8 adjustable riser and didn’t care for it, wanted more. Put on a set of ROX 10” fixed and love it. What info on cluster is so important that you want to see? I can peak at my temp without issue and check fuel level when I come to a road crossing. Mounting my AFR and boost gauge at the top of my riser this weekend. That’s all I need to see.
