A-pillar pod

IEATVETS

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OK guys I need help again. I did a search for a 2 gauge a-pillar pod and am still confused as to which one will actually work on my car. The one that sounds like it will fit but am not sure is the Autometer part# 105-10120 which is actually for a 94-02 Mustang. This is the dual gauge pod for 2 1/16 gauges. I am ready to order but want to make sure it will fit first. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
 

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I tried this pod on my Gen1 and it didn't fit. I have done a lot of searching and cannot find one that fits.
 

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I have installed this gauge pod last week with a Wide Band Commander AFR meter and a cylinder head temperature gauge.
It's an ATM-10120.
As you can see on the picture it is not a 100% fit but it's better than nothing.
The picture is poor quality but the real installation looks much better.
I had to cut a lot plactics off the gauge pod.
If I had more time maybe I could have done a better job.

The real problem with this pod is the orientation of the gauges. They look too much upward. The mustang's front windshield has a more important inclination.

Maybe the gauge pod for an older mustang would be a better fit but this one is a good solution too.
 
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I cannot believe that nobody makes a a-pillar pod for Vipers! Yours looks good schulmann but I want something that will fit better and I don't have to look at the ceiling to see the gauges. I think that it is time for Linh(aka venomblue550) to fabricate something and then start making them. How about it? :D
 

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I don't have to look at the ceiling to see the gauges.

LOL! I was wondering if that was the case..maybe it's just the angle of the photo....here's mine.

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I'll post a picture of mine tonight. It looks OK, Mustang pod with some mods and its on a -93. And it fits like OJ's glove.
 

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Here you go.
No, the gauges are not crooked, its just the agle I took the pictures.

I bought a Mustang pod, used emerypaper to smooth it down. (since it had textured surface and the a-pillar is smooth)
Painted it flat black and used heatgun to contour it properly. I still have some wires hanging out, since the installation is not complete.

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Bumping this post to see if anyone with a decent fitting 2 or 3 position pillar pod can come up with the best PN to use.
 

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