A pillar gauge install

Shop pillar gauge pods, dash pods, gauge clusters and more to find the right match for your car or truck. Glowshift includes installation instructions, mounting hardware, free lifetime tech support and a one year limited warranty with each purchase of our car gauge pods and truck gauge pods.

Shop single pillar pods, dual pillar pods, triple pillar pods or quad pillar pods to equip your vehicle. Each pod is made from high-quality ABS plastic to withstand cracking, fading and warping. These pods are made out of ABS plastic to withstand cracking, fading and warping. Additionally, we have pods designed for left-hand drivers and right-hand drivers, which fit the left A-pillar or right A-pillar respectively.

Finding the right pillar gauge pod for your car or truck ultimately depends on how many gauges you plan on adding. The single pillar gauge pod and A pillar dual gauge pod are both partial mount pillar pods that fit a smaller section of the pillar. Each universal triple gauge A pillar pod is a full size gauge pod that covers the entire length of the pillar. GlowShift A pillar pods may require some molding, cutting or trimming for perfect fitment to your stock pillar pod. Before installing full size triple pillar pods, also confirm that your vehicle does not have side curtain airbags.

We recommend removing the factory A-pillar and lining it up with your GlowShift aftermarket pod. At this point you can confirm if the universal pillar pod requires any additional trimming for a complete match. Please note that the more time you take to make the pod fit, the more seamlessly it will mold to the factory A-pillar. This thread is sorta tarded I mean, all this because he doesn't want to move his steering wheel? Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Over?

I posted this thread for some good advice and opinions because I made a mistake getting the column pod.. Everyone has something in their car theyre madly anal about, mine just so happens to be the steering wheel and seat position, I dont wanna have to fuck with it AT ALL once I have it where I want it.

I liked the center vent 3 gauge pod at first, but after seeing pictures for it, it just doesnt fit my liking, it kinda sticks way the hell up from the console, looks like it blocks a bit of view, and it just looks like a bit too much to me.

Fitting 2 or 3 gauges under the receiver in the center console would look and feel alot better to me, no shit sticking way out or up, itll look more like its something that actually came stock on the car. I mean most FI cars that have gauges stock have them in the DIN position in the console, or inside the dash gauges.

Like it or not, I mean thats what this thread is for, the bitching, whining and agreeing on options for gauge placement.

Thanks assholes and cool people alike :smile:. I just see people with A pillar pods and I just think rice. Ive seen them on everything from beat ass civis to a hyundai accent. Never looked good. Well the A-Pillar idea is out anyways now that I know the airbag deal. So really my next bet is the center console DIN location :thumbsup:. Go ahead with your traffic That One Dude said:.