anyone tried to install MRT gauge pod
If it's the one that I'm thinking of CDC style then it was not that difficult. The one thing you need to know is the gauges have to be electric period, no mechanical. I tried to save a few dollars by using a mechanical boost gauge and that will not work.
As far as the install goes once you figure out were the wires go thru it's easy. Test fit it first and see hopw it fits. The double sided tape is to far inside the unit and does not stick well. Mine did not stick on the sides like it should have and now it's to late to go back and use something else, or at least for now.
Other than that I really like it. At first I thought it messed up the interior, but now it looks like it belongs. I have some pictures of it installed and if I can get them resized I'll post them for you.
Thanks Mike
As far as the install goes once you figure out were the wires go thru it's easy. Test fit it first and see hopw it fits. The double sided tape is to far inside the unit and does not stick well. Mine did not stick on the sides like it should have and now it's to late to go back and use something else, or at least for now.
Other than that I really like it. At first I thought it messed up the interior, but now it looks like it belongs. I have some pictures of it installed and if I can get them resized I'll post them for you.
Thanks Mike
Originally posted by JST4FN@August 31, 2005, 5:21 AM
If it's the one that I'm thinking of CDC style then it was not that difficult. The one thing you need to know is the gauges have to be electric period, no mechanical. I tried to save a few dollars by using a mechanical boost gauge and that will not work.
If it's the one that I'm thinking of CDC style then it was not that difficult. The one thing you need to know is the gauges have to be electric period, no mechanical. I tried to save a few dollars by using a mechanical boost gauge and that will not work.
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