I want to install a trans temp gauge just to be aware and baby the trans. 2-3 gauges would be nice for future proofing.
Gauge pod holder
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Ramcharger310
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Gauge pod holder
Is there a bolt-in gauge pod holder for the Bonneville?
I want to install a trans temp gauge just to be aware and baby the trans. 2-3 gauges would be nice for future proofing.
I want to install a trans temp gauge just to be aware and baby the trans. 2-3 gauges would be nice for future proofing.
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nos4blood70
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Re: Gauge pod holder
Nope, nothing ready to go. One or two people have made custom ones for their B pillar.
Most folks just installed them in their vents. I'd recommend an Aeroforce Interceptor gauge. You only really need one and it shows just about everything.
Most folks just installed them in their vents. I'd recommend an Aeroforce Interceptor gauge. You only really need one and it shows just about everything.
-Car Guy Carl
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"Sydney" - 2000 Honda S2000 - 101k miles
"Penelope" - 2003 SLE - 250k Miles
"Sydney" - 2000 Honda S2000 - 101k miles
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camopaint0707
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Re: Gauge pod holder
B or A pillar lol
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95naSTA
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Re: Gauge pod holder
Def a typo, however, I've definitely seen some guys with a hard seat tilt that would be better off with it in the B pillar.
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