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what kinda gauge pod will fit in my viggen? and also where can i buy it? thanks a lot, i tired to search but couldnt find much
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It will depend on what type of gauge you get, Autometer is the most common. I used a cup pod to install mine and I thought it looked good.
Eric's Boost Gauge Some prefer an integrated pod which you can see here. Slaab's Boost Gauge |
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how much would something like that cost to do?
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I got one from an Excursion. But I had to heat up the bottom and shape to fit the pillar.
Cost me $30
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a store around here told me that you can use a 95 eclipse pod aqnd that would fit
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let me rephrase, how much do you think someone would charge me to have it done like slaabs or trexturks. i'm not too comfortable w/ doing that myself
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Felbie----> For my car I tryied the eclipse gauge pod and it didn't work. It only fit on one side and didn't go around the bend.
squishmann----> To tell you the truth, its not that hard, took me like around 10 minutes. I just floated it over a stove top and a distance and molded it. But im sure a local import performance shop could find someone that does it. |
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i'm sure fitting it on there is no problem but i would be clueless in actually hooking it up
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It just takes time. The end result you will like. If you need help just ask, its quite easy.
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