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Hi all S1&2 owners, How much of a demand is there for Stagea specific gauge pods? I am currently in the process of making molds for a 2 gauge dash mount that replaces the clock, 1 that sits on the clock and a pillar mounted 1 that can be configured to single twin or triple gauge.

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rb26stagea Grand Master

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There are already a couple of coromandel members making pods: mearkat and fgkjoh (or something like that) spring to mind immediately.

However, neither of them make a double or triple a-pillar pod as far as I am aware...

If you can make it sit perfectly, then I'd be in for the double or triple... Already have the mearkat clock replacement pod for 2 guages.

rb26stagea Grand Master

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Call me on this if I'm wrong, but isn't the angle on the a-pillar guages way off? from the pics, it appears all the guages point towards the roof, and not the driver: in a car with lowered seats (like mine), that would make it very difficult to read them, if not impossible...

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Fgjoh seems to have disapeared off the forum totally - he was doing some clock pods and lower pillar mount pods and seemed to get loads of people interested and then disapeared - he was also making sub enclosures for the rear left on the boot - ID love someone to start making them if he has stopped

og thread here : http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/389060-fgjoh-custom-fiberglass-sub-enclosure-and-gauge-pods/

rb26stagea Grand Master

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If you want to provide rough freight estimates, just use the major city postcodes, e.g.

Sydney NSW 2000

Melbourne VIC 3000 (?)

Brisbane QLD 4000

etc...

surely they'll be a good guage of cost...?

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