Anybody know where I can get a three gauge pod that will fit the 'A' pillar of an '88 GT?
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there isnt 1 specificly made for our car. get a universal and custom fit it"See that car, in the 80's that car was deadly." Random man to his son while passing the GTX in a parking lot
-88' Mazda 323 GTX, 1.8t, Modified Magazine May 2012Originally posted by neuspeedescort
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Do you know any shops that carry decent ones?Comment
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hahaha^ phucking spammers
but yeah buy a universal one. i bought one, i think for a civic, and molded it into the pillar, so it looks like just one unit. (using bondo)Originally posted by 90prtegeOriginally posted by Turpro
bpt323: broom break
CRZbrussian: that sux
CRZbrussian: get swifer wet
CRZbrussian: ****s aluminum
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You mean like this?
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Yeah, like that but preferably for three gauges.Comment
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Well. I bought a gauge pod originally for a Civic. I don't remember exactly what generation (I think it was for an 88 - early 90's), so if you check ebay for a triple gauge pod and mod it, you might have something. I ended up using a heat gun and tried to get it hot enough to morph it. I would do it a little differently next time (mold it onto a straight piece of wood the plastic more even), I used it anyway because the slightly warped edges are hidden. Looks fine, I think.Originally posted by Zoomx2 View Post
Maybe I'll try a triple gauge pod now...
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Long ago in the 323GTX yahoo groups there was a dude that did a custom run of fiberglass pods. I bought one of his 2 gauger but I think he also did some 3's... might be able to find one of them somewhere. They were really nicely made.I'm using the internet!Comment
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Go to auto zone or any other parts store and puck one up I did one on my column for a single gauge little bit at a time with a heat gun and it's goldenComment
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