gauges/a-pillar piece

[DBYRD]

ok so today we went into the auto parts store to check out synthetics for my engine. while we were there we started discussing a-pillar gauges. first of all do they make an a-pillar piece that just replaces our factory piece with slots for 3 gauges? ive seen some that screw into the original a-pillar, but were going for the slick look. secondely how easy is an air/fuel ratio gauge to install??? and whats involed in this(where does it hook in to)? any other suggestions for places to mount gauges besides a-pillar? looking for answers, prayin for links/pictures. thanks guys!

[ducky]

if your looking for an air/fuel gauge and a few other gauges for a N/A truck for now, i would definately recommend the interceptor gauge. i myself dont have one, but i read up on the ones allen was selling, and jethro showed me his.

a while ago allen had about five for sale, you might be able to contact him to see about purchasing one. a few guys on here have them, jethro, allen, i think gmcwantsls1 and SC, so you can ask those guys about the functions. but its definately worth the money instead of buying seperate ones.

[pnhigg]

Not sure exactly what is involved with the a/f gauge hookup, but you can buy preformed a-pillar pods from Summit or Jegs. Autometer makes them.
I have seen single, double, and triple pod units.
There are also gauge pods for the are between the steering wheel and the dash itself for the new body syle trucks.

[DBYRD]

its not just for me...maybe an ss with some nitrous??? hmmm

[ducky]

if you wanna get fancy with mounting an a/f gauge, you could always remove the passenger air bag and the other stuff around it and mount it in there. ive seen it put in that slot.

[jethro_3]

Socaldiesel sells a gauge panel that fits in the overhead console hole that fits 2 gauges. It can also come with switches for other things you modify. Allen bought 1.

[SCIV]

for the A/F, you have to cut & install a bung in the exhaust in front of thr cats. Then it just screws into the bung (like an oxygen sensor). Couple wires & your good to go.

I can post a pic of my triple A pods if you need.