Camp Crocker gauge pod
04-29-2009, 05:01 PM
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Glad you like it buddy, they are nice, and because I did not know that 2" gages are really 2 1/8", you dont need the thing in the back to hold them tight, just shove them in, and whamo, instant tightness, a little silicone is not a bad idea, but their are so tight...........insert your own thoughts here------ you dont need it! 
Making $hit, its always so much fun!
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04-29-2009, 05:13 PM
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Glad you like it buddy, they are nice, and because I did not know that 2" gages are really 2 1/8", you dont need the thing in the back to hold them tight, just shove them in, and whamo, instant tightness, a little silicone is not a bad idea, but their are so tight...........insert your own thoughts here------ you dont need it!
Making $hit, its always so much fun!
Making $hit, its always so much fun!
04-29-2009, 05:15 PM
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04-29-2009, 05:19 PM
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04-29-2009, 06:19 PM
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Glad you like it buddy, they are nice, and because I did not know that 2" gages are really 2 1/8", you dont need the thing in the back to hold them tight, just shove them in, and whamo, instant tightness, a little silicone is not a bad idea, but their are so tight...........insert your own thoughts here------ you dont need it!
Making $hit, its always so much fun!
Making $hit, its always so much fun!
Thanks Camp
Oh yeah, the dual gauges come with a split wire coming from the OBDII. You can buy it seperately.
