I've just put the Saas gauges in a pillar pod too mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Toy-Eta
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I've just put the Saas gauges in a pillar pod too mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Toy-Eta
I wish they had put a metal prop to hold up the bonnet instead of the gas struts and I was thinking of how to go about it. I kept the old original gas struts and the new ones weren`t cheap, but at least it`s better than the broom stick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
Yeah I was looking at put an old style fold away metal arm aswell but ran out of time ( & patience) so bought new struts , mine were only about $20 a pair so I'll see how long they last .
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Simple enough to do, take a measurement with your bonnet up,Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
armed with that info take a trip down to the wreckers and find
a suitable rod to suit.
Nice! My exhaust/guages both rolled up yesterday. Ive fitted the exhaust, just the pod/guages to go. Any tips for installing the pod/guages?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sprock
Lashed out and bought a Tracklander flat roof rack. Spent about a month looking at all sorts of racks from expensive & well known to cheap & unknown. The only rack I couldn't find a bad word spoken about was the Tracklander.
Here's how I've mounted mine, plus a few extra on top of the dashQuote:
Originally Posted by Toy-Eta
These make fitting to boost gauge easy,
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/252373936...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Thanks for the link TD, I have the EGT port in ready to go, So I'll grab myself one of these, definitely will make it easier then what I had in mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Cheers!
Well just ordered some drop boxes to replace the offset bushes. Hoping it makes for a nicer ride.
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No real advice mate , it was all pretty straight forward .