How is everyone securing their "A" pillar gauge pod? I have had my gauges and pod in for a while now, but it still isn't mounted securely. I have a pro pod that was supposed to be a cover, but I am using it as a replacement. Any info or pics would help. Thank you.

 

I drilled a hole in my gauge mount and put a screw through it into one of the holes in my A pillar near the top. It holds well and has never come loose. The dash hold the gauge mount tight at the bottom.

 

Iron Horse I jsut finished putting mine in <br>here is a picture notice the screw jsut above the top gauge<br>seems to work good

 

I am running a three-pod A pillar mount and have had no vibrations or any other problems over the last year and a half. I am holding it in with a TEK screw up top and just friction fit down low. I painted mine to match the original gray pillar cover and nobody can tell its not stock, except for the trans temp, EGT, and boost guauge straring at them. ;D

 

IronHorse, like said above seems to be the popular way. I did mine that way but put a lower screw in also. I too didn't want to butcher the factory pillar.

 

I was tryin to come up with a way to not have any visible screws, but it should look OK if I paint the head to match. <br><br>Thanks a lot for the help.

 

I have mine held up with Velcro strips... it's been good for over a year... ;D<br><br>Tony

 

I used Goop ABS glue to hold the pod onto the factory cover. VERY professional and factory in appearance. <br><br>It does take two days to fully cure, but I was willing to be patient for the appearance.

 

Well I decided to use 2 screws toward the top of the A pillar, I picked up some nylon spacer tubes to use to get the spacing just right, and am going to countersink the screws and use black caps to cover them.<br><br>Hopefully it won't look too bad.