Help me with mounting my pod!
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Help me with mounting my pod! i bought the glowshift triple pod and i wish it can just 'snap' in place but thats not the case. how did u guys mount your pods?. and do u have pics of it? thanks
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I've never installed one and am not familiar with that particular brand but 3M body panel tape (The stuff they use for side skirts) seems to work for things like that.
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two screws or rivets at the top and two at the bottom.
if you get in an accident you don't want those flying at your face!
if you get in an accident you don't want those flying at your face!
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Rep Power: 0 It should of came with some plastic screws or rivets and you should drill some holes on the corners of the pod through the original pillar and at the end you just snap the screws or rivets in the holes and thats it. I put my two gauge pod on monday. It holds it very good againt the original pillar. Oh by the way did you get the full pillar or the smaller pods.
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Rep Power: 0 I have the same one, and it flys off if I hit a hard enough bump. I know what your talking about, how it has no place to clip, or screw. After I get a 3rd gauge, and its all wired up, I am gonna try some silicone on it, and try to hold it up for a while, til it stays. If that doesnt work, Ill try something else. Good luck
edit - for now, I have it pressed up there, under the rubber pieces on the edge of the roof, plus I had toe headliner over part of it, keeping it in place for now. It wont move at all on me. I need to try to take a pic.
edit - for now, I have it pressed up there, under the rubber pieces on the edge of the roof, plus I had toe headliner over part of it, keeping it in place for now. It wont move at all on me. I need to try to take a pic.
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Originally Posted by Pedro Lopes
Which brand did you guys buy because I got an autometer one and it came with little rivets and that pod is on for good.
You get three tinted gauges and the pillar pods off ebay for $105.00
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Rep Power: 0 yup thats wut i got up there. they look sweet but they didnt come with anything to mount the pod. ill be running down to the hardware store later on to buy some bolts cuz i dont have any big enough to fit the original holes. thanks for the help.
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is it thin enough to mount it ontop of your existing pillar and to put two tap screws or rivet it to the existing pillar...much like what we do with a 2 gauge pillar pod? or am i way off
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