Will this gauge pod fit my car?
11-30-2004, 10:58 PM
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Will this gauge pod fit my car?
I have a tls and will be adding some gauges to it. I was wondering if anyone else has this gauge pod setup on their car. Its supposed to fit the cls and i am sure it does, but has anyone put this on a TLS?
http://www.gaugepods.com/acura.html
http://www.gaugepods.com/acura.html
sure it will.
12-01-2004, 02:01 AM
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Originally Posted by WiLLs TypE S
I assume Rice Rocket. lol...Unfortunately...this is a luxury sedan...if you want to to put those...get a civic.
Finally, i am running a CT SC w/hbp, and in order to tune the car properly, i will need gauges.
Since when is having gauges a rice thing to do?
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12-01-2004, 02:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
It really depends on the application, though. If I were to go FI on my TL, then I would definitely get a gauge pod for boost, oil pressure, etc.
12-01-2004, 02:06 AM
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It's OK, power. They are noobs. They have much to learn. 
Just kidding. Gauges aren't automatically "rice". It's a necessity depending on application. It's rice when a fag boy with a Cavalier has multiple pods that are not even hooked up.
My buddy with a GTP running low 12's has gauges on the A-pillar for boost, oil pressure, and fuel pressure. That's cool.
Another friend with a turbocharged SVT Contour has gauges, too. They are necessary for checking proper operation of the car.
But if I were to get a gauge pod for, say, fuel pressure, oil pressure or whatever, then it would be questionable, since I don't really need them.
Get my drift??
Just kidding. Gauges aren't automatically "rice". It's a necessity depending on application. It's rice when a fag boy with a Cavalier has multiple pods that are not even hooked up.
My buddy with a GTP running low 12's has gauges on the A-pillar for boost, oil pressure, and fuel pressure. That's cool.
Another friend with a turbocharged SVT Contour has gauges, too. They are necessary for checking proper operation of the car.
But if I were to get a gauge pod for, say, fuel pressure, oil pressure or whatever, then it would be questionable, since I don't really need them.
Get my drift??
12-01-2004, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
It's OK, power. They are noobs. They have much to learn.
Just kidding. Gauges aren't automatically "rice". It's a necessity depending on application. It's rice when a fag boy with a Cavalier has multiple pods that are not even hooked up.
My buddy with a GTP running low 12's has gauges on the A-pillar for boost, oil pressure, and fuel pressure. That's cool.
Another friend with a turbocharged SVT Contour has gauges, too. They are necessary for checking proper operation of the car.
But if I were to get a gauge pod for, say, fuel pressure, oil pressure or whatever, then it would be questionable, since I don't really need them.
Get my drift??
Just kidding. Gauges aren't automatically "rice". It's a necessity depending on application. It's rice when a fag boy with a Cavalier has multiple pods that are not even hooked up.
My buddy with a GTP running low 12's has gauges on the A-pillar for boost, oil pressure, and fuel pressure. That's cool.
Another friend with a turbocharged SVT Contour has gauges, too. They are necessary for checking proper operation of the car.
But if I were to get a gauge pod for, say, fuel pressure, oil pressure or whatever, then it would be questionable, since I don't really need them.
Get my drift??
i am going to call lo-tek tomorrow to see what they say.
BTW, to all the noobs that dont get it, check out some of the High Hp cars on the CLS forum. Everyone there who is running serious mods and power have gauges, its a necessity and most of the people with boost have really nice cars on top of it.
12-01-2004, 03:26 AM
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Originally Posted by power3dfx
pa, you make sense, its just that i didnt think the tl forum is this bad, i mean if they arent going to say anything helpful, why say anything at all. its not like i put on a bunch of stickers and put neon lights everywhere!
i am going to call lo-tek tomorrow to see what they say.
BTW, to all the noobs that dont get it, check out some of the High Hp cars on the CLS forum. Everyone there who is running serious mods and power have gauges, its a necessity and most of the people with boost have really nice cars on top of it.
i am going to call lo-tek tomorrow to see what they say.
BTW, to all the noobs that dont get it, check out some of the High Hp cars on the CLS forum. Everyone there who is running serious mods and power have gauges, its a necessity and most of the people with boost have really nice cars on top of it.
I think AcuraZine really has a mixed crowd. We have people equipping their TLs with 20" chrome wheels, limo tints, and a crazy system; we also have people with neon lights. Then we have people running crazy fast times, all about performance.
Personally, I enjoy the diversity myself. If I ever got the urge to get neon lights
, then I could come here and ask. Someone's bound to know. It's better than other forums I go to, where people are really biased. I posted pictures on LS2 of my car, and they called me a ricer, and that someone should direct me to the rice board.
Sucks for them for being so close-minded. Their loss, not mine. I hope they get through their lives OK with that mindset.
If they don't, fuck 'em. :P
12-01-2004, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Pure Adrenaline
It's OK, power. They are noobs. They have much to learn.
Just kidding. Gauges aren't automatically "rice". It's a necessity depending on application. It's rice when a fag boy with a Cavalier has multiple pods that are not even hooked up.
My buddy with a GTP running low 12's has gauges on the A-pillar for boost, oil pressure, and fuel pressure. That's cool.
Another friend with a turbocharged SVT Contour has gauges, too. They are necessary for checking proper operation of the car.
But if I were to get a gauge pod for, say, fuel pressure, oil pressure or whatever, then it would be questionable, since I don't really need them.
Get my drift??
Just kidding. Gauges aren't automatically "rice". It's a necessity depending on application. It's rice when a fag boy with a Cavalier has multiple pods that are not even hooked up.
My buddy with a GTP running low 12's has gauges on the A-pillar for boost, oil pressure, and fuel pressure. That's cool.
Another friend with a turbocharged SVT Contour has gauges, too. They are necessary for checking proper operation of the car.
But if I were to get a gauge pod for, say, fuel pressure, oil pressure or whatever, then it would be questionable, since I don't really need them.
Get my drift??
ive thought about getting them for a tranny temp gauge and a oilpressure.temp gauge, and or a volt gauge
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