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Old 01-21-2005, 02:16 PM
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Exclamation *New* Nav cubby Gauge Pod
What do you guys think of this? Whould you buy something like this?

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Old 01-21-2005, 02:46 PM
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That looks like something I would buy. It would help out us sleepers who don't want anyone to see out gauges hanging off the pillar and knowing we have F/I.
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Old 01-21-2005, 04:26 PM
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much better then putting gauges on the a-pillar.. i would buy it, but i have no use for it
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Old 01-21-2005, 05:12 PM
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Most definately! If I have problems with what I have in NAV area now, yes!
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Old 01-21-2005, 07:07 PM
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What do you think about $45 for this piece? Its aluminum with the powdercoat. Fit is perfect and match the contour of th nav cubby.
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I wouldn't pay $45 unless it was something that was really necessary. $35 seems a little better. :-)

What am I saying...I don't have any use for one anyway! LOL
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How hard to make one to fit the e01 controller?
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is this for the 03 or 04, because from what i understand, the area from both years are different.
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Originally posted by Jun
is this for the 03 or 04, because from what i understand, the area from both years are different.
Works with both!
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Would be nice to have one to fit my EDFC unit!

I need a trim piece for my install:

http://www.callatg.com/~neur0sis/Z/T...l/DSC00033.JPG

And I'd agree on a price around $30-35, if the fit was nice.
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We can send a flat plate, but other than round guages the custom cutting would cause the cost to go up.
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so, would the flat plate, without the custom "round" gauge holes cut in it, be cheaper?
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Does it come with a turbo? Because that's a really good deal for $45.

I'm interested...I'm sure I can stick some cool looking guages in there for now...or just put a boost guage that always reads zero.
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Originally posted by DrVolkl
Does it come with a turbo? Because that's a really good deal for $45.

LOL...SOLD!!
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hello....well i am also trying to find a gauge pod...i was surfing the web and came across this company:

www.autotechinteriors.com

the gauge pod holds 2 gauges....the gauge pod i believe replaces the top of the steering wheel cover.....pretty neat product...the picture you have of the other gauge pod is also interesting tho.....

well thats just my 2 cents!!
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Originally posted by nizmo05
hello....well i am also trying to find a gauge pod...i was surfing the web and came across this company:

www.autotechinteriors.com

the gauge pod holds 2 gauges....the gauge pod i believe replaces the top of the steering wheel cover.....pretty neat product...the picture you have of the other gauge pod is also interesting tho.....

well thats just my 2 cents!!
It may be neat, but there is a thread on this. This product is VERY cheap: https://my350z.com/forum/showthread....threadid=95152
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Nice, but I think it'd be slightly better if it were angled towards the driver.
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