Where and how is every mounting the Quad pressure guage pod?

 

i dont have one but i had a pod for the x2 and its simiar,i mounted it on the steering column and ran the cord down where the tilt steering gap is,i dont have a pic but if u search here for pod mounting im sure somtone has a pic

 

Steering colum, makes it easy to see and looks nice.

 

Laying on the floor so afterwards I can remove it easily.

 

i also have mine mounted on the steering column. i think it looks pretty good there

 

Yall not having any issues with your gauges?

 

oh yeah i've had problems it took me sending in mine twice before i finally got one that worked. i've only had this one for a couple months but it's been working good so far

 

Thanks for the suggestions.

My Quad temp guage read the same 216 I think, does yours work?

 

How about another thread for quad gauge issues.....this one is about mounting locations.

I mounted mine on the steering column....well, the bottom of the gauge cluster I should say. I used some velcro, but it's been so hot that the adhesive isn't holding as great. It's getting a bit gummy so I may have to try another alternative.

 

A good safe location to mount the gauge is in the original box far far away from the truck.

 

Mounted on the steering column for 2 years with no problems.

 

hey fellas, i want to install a "RP guage". however after reading all i can read, i'm still unclear of "what" i actually need for this install. will someone please help me out?

if i could see some pics of what this guage consists of, i'm sure i can do the job. thanks in advance!

 

The install is as easy as it gets. Run a + and - to power the gauge and plug it in at the stock rail pressure sensor. As for mounting the gauge, it's not a standard round-shaped 2" gauge so most people use velcro and stick it below the gauge cluster (on top of the steering column).

Mine's been working great for almost a year (fingers crossed and knocking on wood ).

 

what "type" and "what" range guage would i need? thanks for the help

 

There aren't many choices when it comes to rail pressure gauges. Your choices are Dipricol and maybe one other analog display, Quad's gauge, or SPA Technique (very pricey). They only come in one range.