Anyone use the moss A-piller 2 gauge pod?
http://www.miatamania.com/Shop/ViewP...eIndexID=33823
It says fits 90-02, Im just looking to see if this fits "good" or "perfect" on a 90. I was under the understanding that na and nb's had a little bit different a-piller shapes. Discus. |
Also does anyone know what size gauges those use. Im planning on putting a innovate lc1 with a db gauge, not sure what size that is.
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i believe its a 52mm
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I use it, fitment is really good. Fits a DB gauge too (I had to sand the hole *barely*). Visibility is decent. There are two holes in the side for screws that they provide, but I found that after installing it under the top latch and under the door weatherstripping, you don't even need to screw it in.
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Thanks apex, thats all i wanted to know, ill be ordering it tonight.
Where do you run the wires? |
Thats the fun part. I ran one wire up from under the dash, took me some time but I just kept poking around and finally the wire came up and out where the A pillar sits, then I just tied my gauge wires to that wire and pulled them all up at once. Now whenever I take wires out (switching gauges), I just tie a wire to the gauge wires that I am pulling out, so that once I pull the wires down and out, all I have to do is tie the new gauge wires to the wire I pulled through so I don't ever have to fish around again.
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Easist way to get wires into tight spots is to tape it to a straightened clothes-hanger and just feed it up.
I also did that to wires/lines that needed to go through the firewall. |
I found that the path for my A pillar lines had too sharp of a turn in it to use a clothes hanger, but knowing me I'm sure there is an easier way to run them that I over looked.
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For $10 less, you can order one here: http://www.gaugepods.com/mazda.html
That's where I got mine. Shipping was about $7, and it got here quick. |
Originally Posted by RotorNutFD3S
(Post 213573)
For $10 less, you can order one here: http://www.gaugepods.com/mazda.html
That's where I got mine. Shipping was about $7, and it got here quick. :) |
FM's deal of the day is a 2 gauge pod for $15.
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Originally Posted by RotorNutFD3S
(Post 213573)
For $10 less, you can order one here: http://www.gaugepods.com/mazda.html
That's where I got mine. Shipping was about $7, and it got here quick. C |
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Bill Wilner is having a 3 gauge pod molded. I got one.
As far as the DDM works piece goes, my plan is to do the NB climate control mod like this: http://www.tokuhara.net/cars/miata/dash/dash_left.jpg |
Wow, that's clean and it looks good! What all is involved with that swap?
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just wiring it up :)
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Originally Posted by Ben
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Bill Wilner is having a 3 gauge pod molded. I got one.
As far as the DDM works piece goes, my plan is to do the NB climate control mod like this: http://www.tokuhara.net/cars/miata/dash/dash_left.jpg |
Originally Posted by ApexOnYou
(Post 213353)
I use it, fitment is really good. Fits a DB gauge too (I had to sand the hole *barely*). Visibility is decent. There are two holes in the side for screws that they provide, but I found that after installing it under the top latch and under the door weatherstripping, you don't even need to screw it in.
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One problem I have with the A-Pillar pods: The door molding does not fit well over the bulge in the top pod. I had to cut the molding to fit but it still slides off occasionally, which allows the entire pillar to rattle. Very annoying. Also, for you ---- retentive types, the texture does not match the other stock A pillar.
On the plus side, the visibility on the gauges is excellent and they snuggle into the pods nicely. |
Bill Wilner is having a 3 gauge pod molded. I got one. |
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