Hey, asu174!!!!
Originally posted by 255HP_03_SE
ASU... any chance on seeing a writeup on how you did the gauge pod?
Thanks!
R
ASU... any chance on seeing a writeup on how you did the gauge pod?
Thanks!
R
Here's what I used:
Stock Nissan A-Pilar- price unknown
AutoMeter 90-94 Mitsubishi Eclipse gauge pod- $20
Evercoat poly-Flex Flexible Polyester Glazing Putty with epoxy hardener- $25
Super strength 2 part epoxy glue
1. Screw the pod to the stock A-pilar
2. Epoxy it together.
3. Gob on lots of flexible polyester. Use lots and lots of layers.
4. Sand away.
This is where I left off. I got rid of my nitrous before I was able to finish, so I sold it to Maxman2000. He did all of the sanding and painting and finishing touches.
Originally posted by asu174
I started it, he finished it.
Here's what I used:
Stock Nissan A-Pilar- price unknown
AutoMeter 90-94 Mitsubishi Eclipse gauge pod- $20
Evercoat poly-Flex Flexible Polyester Glazing Putty with epoxy hardener- $25
Super strength 2 part epoxy glue
1. Screw the pod to the stock A-pilar
2. Epoxy it together.
3. Gob on lots of flexible polyester. Use lots and lots of layers.
4. Sand away.
This is where I left off. I got rid of my nitrous before I was able to finish, so I sold it to Maxman2000. He did all of the sanding and painting and finishing touches.
I started it, he finished it.
Here's what I used:
Stock Nissan A-Pilar- price unknown
AutoMeter 90-94 Mitsubishi Eclipse gauge pod- $20
Evercoat poly-Flex Flexible Polyester Glazing Putty with epoxy hardener- $25
Super strength 2 part epoxy glue
1. Screw the pod to the stock A-pilar
2. Epoxy it together.
3. Gob on lots of flexible polyester. Use lots and lots of layers.
4. Sand away.
This is where I left off. I got rid of my nitrous before I was able to finish, so I sold it to Maxman2000. He did all of the sanding and painting and finishing touches.

I used bondo (body filler) the rest of the way when I recived it from you asu174.
I bought it because not a lot of people in NH have them (but there starting to pop up like daisy's in hodas and some more cars now). I'm probobly the only 5th gen with a gauge pod in NH.
Originally posted by 255HP_03_SE
Thanks guys! Maybe there will be one soon here in Chitown...
Thanks guys! Maybe there will be one soon here in Chitown...
It's a lot easier to do than you think. Like asu174 said, a lot of filler and a lot of sanding is basically what you need to do.
Oh, and when you sand, make sure it's out side, or people will think your a ghost(it got that dusty when I did mine).
Originally posted by clipse
Nice holes...J/K. What kind of gauges are you going to be running???
Nice holes...J/K. What kind of gauges are you going to be running???
I want to put in Auto Meter's Carbon fiber series. I wan the Voltmeter and the Air/Fuel Ration gauges.
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