Who make this gauge pod ?
Who make this gauge pod ?
10/16/07, 06:33 PM
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That is trhe Autometer pod with black face.
It is too high for my tastes, I preferred the CDC pod
It is too high for my tastes, I preferred the CDC pod
10/16/07, 07:10 PM
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That's the Shelby pod. http://www.shelbyperformanceparts.co...20cluster.aspx
10/17/07, 08:43 AM
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SOS is supposed to be coming out with a new one for the dash. No drilling required. Should be out in just a couple of weeks. Maybe call Allen at SOS for details, or keep an eye on their site. 
http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/index.html
http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/index.html
10/17/07, 09:51 AM
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This is the correct answer. 
This is true. Work in nearing completion on two separate versions of a center dash triple gauge pod. One is very low-profile, similar to the look of the Saleen pod, and requires drilling for installation. The other will require no drilling or permanent modification for installation.
Pics will start popping up pretty soon of these parts. We're now only a few weeks out from releasing them for shipment.
Also have a few other items for the S197 crowd nearing release. Besides the dash pods, a radio area panel is almost ready to go. This will be similar to our 01-04 panels on our site, but has more room to work with. A common setup will likely be a DIN radio opening up top, 3 gauges below. Another one I like is a DIN opening with 2 gauges and 4 switches. It would make the KILLER nitrous control/monitoring setup.
All we need is maybe 3 more hours in each day, haha.
SOS is supposed to be coming out with a new one for the dash. No drilling required. Should be out in just a couple of weeks. Maybe call Allen at SOS for details, or keep an eye on their site.
http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/index.html
http://www.speedofsoundllc.com/index.html
Pics will start popping up pretty soon of these parts. We're now only a few weeks out from releasing them for shipment.
Also have a few other items for the S197 crowd nearing release. Besides the dash pods, a radio area panel is almost ready to go. This will be similar to our 01-04 panels on our site, but has more room to work with. A common setup will likely be a DIN radio opening up top, 3 gauges below. Another one I like is a DIN opening with 2 gauges and 4 switches. It would make the KILLER nitrous control/monitoring setup.
All we need is maybe 3 more hours in each day, haha.
10/17/07, 10:56 AM
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Keep up the good work Allen! I know I like my SOS single gauge pod! 
This is the correct answer.
This is true. Work in nearing completion on two separate versions of a center dash triple gauge pod. One is very low-profile, similar to the look of the Saleen pod, and requires drilling for installation. The other will require no drilling or permanent modification for installation.
Pics will start popping up pretty soon of these parts. We're now only a few weeks out from releasing them for shipment.
Also have a few other items for the S197 crowd nearing release. Besides the dash pods, a radio area panel is almost ready to go. This will be similar to our 01-04 panels on our site, but has more room to work with. A common setup will likely be a DIN radio opening up top, 3 gauges below. Another one I like is a DIN opening with 2 gauges and 4 switches. It would make the KILLER nitrous control/monitoring setup.
All we need is maybe 3 more hours in each day, haha.
This is true. Work in nearing completion on two separate versions of a center dash triple gauge pod. One is very low-profile, similar to the look of the Saleen pod, and requires drilling for installation. The other will require no drilling or permanent modification for installation.
Pics will start popping up pretty soon of these parts. We're now only a few weeks out from releasing them for shipment.
Also have a few other items for the S197 crowd nearing release. Besides the dash pods, a radio area panel is almost ready to go. This will be similar to our 01-04 panels on our site, but has more room to work with. A common setup will likely be a DIN radio opening up top, 3 gauges below. Another one I like is a DIN opening with 2 gauges and 4 switches. It would make the KILLER nitrous control/monitoring setup.
All we need is maybe 3 more hours in each day, haha.
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