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Right now looking at AutoMeter UltraLites to fill this gizmo...To my surprise the CDC gauge pod holes are canted toward the driver!
Looking at full sweep gauges:
Oil Temp
Oil Pressure
Water Temp
The electronic version of these puppies are expensive I had know idea that they can get this for basic gauges? Is AutoMeter that good My one complaint to the CDC unit is that you can see the injection mold "rings" at the top of the pod exactly where the red arrow is pointing. So you know what that, means this needs a paint job.
Cha Ching Cha Ching Cha Ching!... Ah the price we pay for mods! and being bad azz
Looking at full sweep gauges:
Oil Temp
Oil Pressure
Water Temp
The electronic version of these puppies are expensive I had know idea that they can get this for basic gauges? Is AutoMeter that good My one complaint to the CDC unit is that you can see the injection mold "rings" at the top of the pod exactly where the red arrow is pointing. So you know what that, means this needs a paint job.
Cha Ching Cha Ching Cha Ching!... Ah the price we pay for mods! and being bad azz
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Sorry about the rims Leo.
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I didn't know you got the 4x4 option.
No chance. Would it be cool to shoehorn a bigblock? Hellz yeah!
Alas, due to money, CARB, time, money, then more money, it's staying at 281.
You don't have to tell me that brother!
Thoughts on the SOS dash pod? Kinda looks goofy by itself, but think it'll go along with the SOS A-Pillar pod that I already have?
They have 2 kinds, no-drilling and drilling.
edit: link for Leo
Alas, due to money, CARB, time, money, then more money, it's staying at 281.
Thoughts on the SOS dash pod? Kinda looks goofy by itself, but think it'll go along with the SOS A-Pillar pod that I already have?
They have 2 kinds, no-drilling and drilling.
edit: link for Leo
Last edited by TacoBill; 4/30/08 at 07:47 AM. Reason: added link for Leo
Didn't even notice... I hit the 7k post mark!
BAP install update...
Trying to figure out where I want this thing mounted.
Here's where KB tells you to mount it in their SC install manual. Problem is, it pooches the rear plastic panel out near the bottom. Locating it slightly outboard will work, but then the wires won't reach.
What looks good so far is to mount it in the spare tire well. Plenty of wire length, more ventilation than being covered with the carpet, and won't interfere with the spare if I decide to keep the spare (I'm thinking of going the PJ inflator route).
Here's where KB tells you to mount it in their SC install manual. Problem is, it pooches the rear plastic panel out near the bottom. Locating it slightly outboard will work, but then the wires won't reach.
What looks good so far is to mount it in the spare tire well. Plenty of wire length, more ventilation than being covered with the carpet, and won't interfere with the spare if I decide to keep the spare (I'm thinking of going the PJ inflator route).
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That looks like a great area to install it Bill, it almost blends in with the color
Oh and for gosh sakes you need to drive the Stang more once its up and running! And with the new engine I bet you will have a hard time tearing yourself away from driving it, I know I would.
Oh and for gosh sakes you need to drive the Stang more once its up and running! And with the new engine I bet you will have a hard time tearing yourself away from driving it, I know I would.
Trying to figure out where I want this thing mounted.
Here's where KB tells you to mount it in their SC install manual. Problem is, it pooches the rear plastic panel out near the bottom. Locating it slightly outboard will work, but then the wires won't reach.
Attachment 57543
What looks good so far is to mount it in the spare tire well. Plenty of wire length, more ventilation than being covered with the carpet, and won't interfere with the spare if I decide to keep the spare (I'm thinking of going the PJ inflator route).
Attachment 57544 Attachment 57545
Here's where KB tells you to mount it in their SC install manual. Problem is, it pooches the rear plastic panel out near the bottom. Locating it slightly outboard will work, but then the wires won't reach.
Attachment 57543
What looks good so far is to mount it in the spare tire well. Plenty of wire length, more ventilation than being covered with the carpet, and won't interfere with the spare if I decide to keep the spare (I'm thinking of going the PJ inflator route).
Attachment 57544 Attachment 57545
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Trying to figure out where I want this thing mounted.
Here's where KB tells you to mount it in their SC install manual. Problem is, it pooches the rear plastic panel out near the bottom. Locating it slightly outboard will work, but then the wires won't reach.
Attachment 57543
What looks good so far is to mount it in the spare tire well. Plenty of wire length, more ventilation than being covered with the carpet, and won't interfere with the spare if I decide to keep the spare (I'm thinking of going the PJ inflator route).
Attachment 57544 Attachment 57545
Here's where KB tells you to mount it in their SC install manual. Problem is, it pooches the rear plastic panel out near the bottom. Locating it slightly outboard will work, but then the wires won't reach.
Attachment 57543
What looks good so far is to mount it in the spare tire well. Plenty of wire length, more ventilation than being covered with the carpet, and won't interfere with the spare if I decide to keep the spare (I'm thinking of going the PJ inflator route).
Attachment 57544 Attachment 57545
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Thoughts on the SOS dash pod? Kinda looks goofy by itself, but think it'll go along with the SOS A-Pillar pod that I already have?
They have 2 kinds, no-drilling and drilling.
edit: link for Leo
They have 2 kinds, no-drilling and drilling.
edit: link for Leo
I prefer the look of the gauges on the pillar instead of the dash. JMO.
Congrats!!!!
Ray-Looks like I'm staying in SD for the weekend so I won't be able to make it.
So far looks like I'll be having a pretty eventful weekend. Saturday morning I'm going to the Red Bull Air Races. One of the Navy bases has an awesome view of the bay and they're setting up bleachers on base so it's free. Then either that night or Sunday going down to Barona to watch the drag races and get a feel for Barona before taking the car.
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Yep.
Yeah, I put mine there too, plenty of room with or without the tire. Also once you get it all hooked up if you put your ear up to it you should hear a buzz with the dial all the way at 50. If you can hear the buzz you know it's working. My controler is always set at 50 so once I got it all done I put a piece of electrical tape over the **** so it wouldn't move.
Robbie, did you wire the 2 boost switch wires together like your diagram suggests?
I'm pretty sure I'll be doing it by the book and use the boost switch. Jed's Roush uses the switch and Brenspeed includes it in the kit, but I read lots of guys just bypass it all together.