fltsfshr

This is my solution to remaining stealthy. I didn't want pods on the pillar. The gauges plug into a network card mounted behind. They are removable and can be stuck anywhere in the car.

Stratocaster

Looks nice. Did you do the install in the radio door? If you did Great job.

minboost

Nice idea, but how can you look at gauges that are mounted so low when driving?

fltsfshr

The gauges are really visible. The way the door face is angled aims them right at you. They are also slightly offset So they're visible thru all the shift range except boost is a bit blocked in 5th. If you need to move them say for the track, they are on long cords that coil behind the console and blitz makes a window mount kit to set them in...velco works too because they don't weigh much being all electronic.

So far so good
fltsfshr

Stale_Hotdog

That installation looks great, I see that setup in my future!

Rick Hesel

How about this:







We're shipping two more assemblies this week

S2kRob

They fit!! I've had my eye on these Greddy's for a while now, but wasn't sure whether they fit or not. That is a sweet install. I just wish they offered more selection (not to mention a lower price).

Austin_S2000

Expensive as hell!

tidalwdave

Rick and Jame are great guys and provide great service, but...

Rick Hesel

How much do you want for 20 hours of your time plus the costs of the gauges and parts, which are about half of the total? Should I give my time away just for the fun of it?

I make these myself, and I have another career. But then again, I posted detailed instructions on how to do it, so if you want to try it yourself you can save $500-$600 in my labor.