Finished this latest mod yesterday morning.

Speed of Sound dash gauge pod

Autometer gauges with blue LED backlighting:

Oil pressure

Water Temp

Boost

 

That looks sick..... how did it attach?

 

Nice!

Btw....how'd you get JR to sign your dash?

 

The front edge has hooks molded into the base, that hook into the grate of the defrost vent. The back edge, under the gauges, has 3M double sided tape that locks it down to the dash pad.

 

Went to a Jack Roush signing, at a Roush dealership this spring.

 

That looks great!!

Is that a Roush? I noticed the emblem as your avatar.

 

Thank you!

It's not a Roush...it started out life as a premium GT, but I have added several Roush Performance products....it is not intended to be a Roush clone....it has many elements ( some Roush, some Ford, some aftermaket ) that I've added to make it into my own vision of the car I wanted it to be.

 

They look awesome I would love to see them in the dark with the blue LED backlighting

 

I have the SOS drilling required Dash pod. I like the clean look of this pod but some wont want to drill holes in their dash.







Earl

 

Well, Roush or not, it looks awesome!!

 

I am about to tackle the SOS non-drill install next week. By any chance do you have any pictures of where you routed your wires from the foot well through to the dash vent? Thanks!

 

No...I don't have any photos. But, I can give you a quick run down of how I did it. My wires all went up under the driver's side footwell. Access to the defrost channel seemed to be best from the driver's side. I took out the driver's side seat, to make it much easier for me to lay underneath the dash and work....up to you whether you want to do that or not...but as a large guy, it was MUCH easier on me that way. I took out the speedo/tach dash cluster...not hard...the outer ring portion just pulls straight out and then 4 screws let the speedo/tach dash cluster come out. You can get to the defroster channel to drill a hole from there. Inside the defroster channel, is kind of a false bottom, so you actually have to drill 2 holes...1 through the outer portion of the vent channel and then 1 through the false bottom. Then I used a length of baling wire to pull my wires through the center of the defroster grille and down and out the the hole I had drilled in the channel, under the dash. You need to decide before hand, if you're going to pull wires down or up. I pulled mine down and made some power connections in the footwell and then zip tied up any extra wire length, up under the dash...lots of places to zip tie it up in there.

Hope that helps. Just take it nice and easy when pulling your wires through the defrost vent/channel...they will go, but need some tender persuasion. I did it by myself, but it would have been nice to have someone else there to help guide the wires as I pulled.

Anything else...just ask...I'll do my best to answer if I can.