gauge pillars

[Mat J]

I have a 91 f250 and I want to put in the 3 gauge a pillar pod. All I have been able to find is 92-97. Will these work or does it need to be for a 91, if so where can I find one iv been searching?

 

[k_williams1982]

Here's pics of my two pod in my '85. I used a gauge pod for a Honda Civic. This is a "rough" draft for the time being, but it beats looking at the bottom of the steering column to see what's happening.

 

[Darrin Tosh]

I have a 91 f250 and I want to put in the 3 gauge a pillar pod. All I have been able to find is 92-97. Will these work or does it need to be for a 91, if so where can I find one iv been searching?

Yes, the 92 to 97 will work, That is what I used, you just have to do a little trimming on the top and the bottom. There are pics in my sig.
Piece of cake!

 

[jimraelee]

Yup, I used a 92 version in my 91... dont be a dork like me and cut your under side unless you check fit first. Mine was actually an over the factory mount style...

 

[h2odrx]

I used the custom advanced model.......
it is in my 87 tho.....

 

[Mat J]

cool thanks guys im going to go with the 92 style 3 gauge mounts.

 

[fastass350]

I used that same mount on my 85, I'll try to insert a pic but haven't had much luck with it. Only thing I found was that the cheesy plugs they give you to hold it to your factory pillar trim don't work well (not at all for me) so I drilled three holes and put some stainless button head cap screws in it with nylocs, then drilled a hole below the middle gauge hole so I could access the original screw on the factory pillar trim.

There are a couple of people on here that are making molds for the older body styles like ours if you are patient.

Cheapest place to purchase one online I believe was EGauges or something along those lines.

Chris