OK, here is what my Gauge Pod install looks like;
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...php/photo/3875

There are several pics lit and not lit

 

How did it go in? How is it secured? Do you like it?

 

It took longer to decide where to hook up the backlighting thatn it did for the install. The steering well gauge pod just slides on. I used 3m double sided tape to hold it down instead of drilling and using push pins. If AMMETER wer to take it one step further they could just make it a replacement top piece and make it even easier.

Here is another pic:

 

SuperGewl,

Great pics I can never get night pics to turn out like that. We have sold a lot of the single and dual steering column mounts they are pretty popular.

We do have a new product available too, it's a REPLACEMENT pillar for the 2003 + trucks that is moulded in the factory Taupe color and has the factory grain too (in fact it is the same material from the same supplier) and can have either two or three gauges. It acutally replaces the factory pillar so you don't have to cut up the factory handle and ruin it. Of course it doesn't have a handle as there isn't room for one but it looks factory. One supplied stainless machined thread phillips head is all that is required to install it too. Take the factory one off, and install ours.

Mark @ DPPI

 

Mark....my ears perked up.....you got any pictures?? I'd be VERY interested in this pillar you're talking about. I don't like the pillars that require cutting the handle and then just act as a cover. I also don't like pillars that don't look stock. Sounds like you may have found a very nice substitute to the SRT-10 pillar for people who have more than one gauge to install.

What are you asking for this thing? It doesn't appear to be on your website yet.

 

need more input...must have more input!!!
later, dustin