Anyone know where i can get a 4 gauge pod for the pillar?? Any ideas on where to look?? IF there are only 3's out there where should i mount the 4th gauge??


TIA,
-- Rick

You could get the three gauge pillar pod and then get the over-the-mirror mount for two other gauges.

I've got a custom overhead console that comes down to low for that... and theres a switch panel in it so there goes the Trippin mount aswell :o:

Check out propods.com I think I remember seeing them having a 4 guage pillar, not sure if they have them for our trucks though but its a try...

Anyone know where i can get a 4 gauge pod for the pillar?? Any ideas on where to look?? IF there are only 3's out there where should i mount the 4th gauge??


TIA,
-- Rick
i got the three pod one in mine and cant say this i really love it. i have gotten use to it is a better statment. kinda hard to see the top gauge as you have to look up to see it, and it get pretty close to my head when i get in and out of the truck. i hit my head a few times before i learned to get out of the way. also all the wires from just the three gauges got kinda messy and a PITA.
if i did it over again i would get the two pod mount and put the other two above the steering colume. they have a mount that holds them above the shifter lever and turn signels that look pretty sweet and they are out of the way too.

One other thing I've noticed about the 3 gage pillar mount is it interferes with the sun visor. You can still use the visor, but it hits on the gage mount.

I know they make them for the superdutys, but when I looked for one for my truck everyone said they don't exist. 3-pod is the most I have ever seen

Three pod works well but you do have to take caution with the sun visor when lowering it. It isn't that big a deal just move the corner flap out of the way. As for getting in and out , I never hit my head but I don't JUMP up in my truck .