Im in the market for a few gauges right now for my s/c coupe. Im not really a fan of the A-pillar gauge pod. Has anyone mounted them somewhere else? maybe like a center mount like the 350z?

 

SEARCH gauge pods or gauges, you have several options. I've wanted to install gauges for several years but could never find exactly what I wanted. So I went with the A-Pillar and just two gauges, oil pressure and volts. Finally painted the pod to match my headliner and installed them. It's too cool knowing what goes on under my hood, battery was dead one morning but I knew I was putting out 13.5 volts so it was the battery not my altenator....Gary

 

^^ you mean alternator not the battery gary..?

 

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The voltage gauge reads who many volts the alternator is putting out, since it was 13.5 I knew is wasn't the alternator but the battery at fault....isn't that what is posted? Location for your gauges s/b in line with your OE gauges cluster or close, you don't need to be in search of your gauges when driving.
Gary

 

Will a 35Oz pod fit on the G's pillar

 

i read it wrong.. oooops...

 

there are many post about this. i hate a-pillar gauges also and had them for awhile until i could figure out a way to get rid of them. check out my thread in the forced induction system its the best place i have found.

 

it would be cool if a company sold a pod to mound where the OEM nav unit goes. So you could close the cover and hide them when the car is parked in a public place for a long period of time.Like if you see a movie or something.

 

does anyone know where I can buy just the cover for the nav cubby?

 

Mounted mine above the clock.

 

where did you get that?

 

It's custom made from fiberglass using that piece that goes above the clock.

 

highest and best use for an ATI gauge pod: spare parts.

i made this last week out of my stock steering column cover and the gauge holders from an ATI gauge pod i found online. the ATI gauge holders are just screwed on, so you can remove them easily and attach them to your better-fitting OEM steering column cover. i like this much better than my old boy-racer a-pillar gauge pod holder.

 

Hmm... I remember seeing a red G35 coupe back in '08 at the dealership in my state (Kirkland, WA) and I was admiring it (this was the day I got my G) when an employee interrupted his phone conversation to yell out to me saying "Yes, it's turbo'd. It's..." one of the employees', or something like that. The gauges were mounted on the center console around where the shifter is, and I think some were around where the radio was, too. I can't recall too clearly, because I felt awkward having the guy watch me, so I didn't stay to admire too long.