Finally!! It can be done..
05-16-2009, 05:40 AM
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very nice! Exactly what I'm going to be having done! 2 gauges where you put them, keep the stock multi gauge, then I still have to decide what to do with the A/F gauge and the remaining Defi gauge, one problem I might have is that I have all 3 Defi's 52mm size while the AEM one is larger... gauge pillar seems like a solution, but the 2 gauge sizes might cause a little issue there
02-12-2010, 10:44 PM
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very nice! Exactly what I'm going to be having done! 2 gauges where you put them, keep the stock multi gauge, then I still have to decide what to do with the A/F gauge and the remaining Defi gauge, one problem I might have is that I have all 3 Defi's 52mm size while the AEM one is larger... gauge pillar seems like a solution, but the 2 gauge sizes might cause a little issue there
The DEFI BF series are 60mm.
02-17-2010, 05:04 AM
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If you dismantle the 60mm defi gauge and remove the silver bezel, modify the rear aluminium cup (be cautious as there is a tiny ground spring) and reshape the inside of the oem cowl you can get the gauge to sit behind the factory silver bezel for the true factory look as what I did on my Z.
07-23-2010, 01:10 AM
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I was searching around in hope I find this. So I had to bring it bad to life. I have 2 AEM 2 1/8" gauges (Wideband and Boost) I want to fit in the stock gauge location. Will I have to mount them from the inside without the bezel or can they be mounted the same as it would be on a A-pillar gauge pod?
