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Centre Pod Gauges

Postby JDGT05 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:45 pm

Hey guys,

I'm sure some of you have seen these, just wondering where I could buy a set from (the plastic bracket) the only place I have found them is JCS pods on the Internet and it seems they only ship to US. Anyone in Perth know where I could get it made up?

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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby Robbks » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:48 pm

http://www.stechnic.com.au/
these guys should be able to fab up something
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Postby JDGT05 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:49 pm

Robbks wrote:http://www.stechnic.com.au/
these guys should be able to fab up something



Any guess at how much it would cost to get it made up?
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby Robbks » Thu Sep 29, 2011 2:58 pm

NFI
depends what you want it made of?
Carbon fibre would be exxy and doug and the guys probably don;t do that
ally/ steel then painted/ power-coated
or you could probably buy a sheet of plastic, heat and fold some tabs and cut it yourself
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby Rome_BRZ » Thu Sep 29, 2011 3:36 pm

Check my thread for the video of mine, phat installed two 50mm defi gauges there without something like that and it looks great!
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby hamish_023 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 3:43 pm

I wonder if Mark (crusin) will chime in on this one. :D
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Postby JDGT05 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 4:34 pm

Robbks wrote:NFI
depends what you want it made of?
Carbon fibre would be exxy and doug and the guys probably don;t do that
ally/ steel then painted/ power-coated
or you could probably buy a sheet of plastic, heat and fold some tabs and cut it yourself



That could be the go, maybe just to mock something up with the plastics.
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Postby JDGT05 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 4:47 pm

Rome_STI wrote:Check my thread for the video of mine, phat installed two 50mm defi gauges there without something like that and it looks great!



Will have to check when I can get off this phone and onto a computer! Sounds good though! How and where did you run the wiring for the gauges through just out of curiosity?
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby cruisn » Thu Sep 29, 2011 6:16 pm

hamish_023 wrote:I wonder if Mark (crusin) will chime in on this one. :D


Hahaha, I was just reading this thread and thought "shit that'd be easy to make out of aluminum." :D

I can whip some up for bugger all, about $20 posted in plain ally and you can finish it how you want. If someone has dimensions it'd be quicker, otherwise I'll make one as a test on my car but it may take a while as Im flat out currently.

I had the intention of making a moulded panel with a single boost gauge angled at the driver when you flip the lid. Easy enough to do, just not high on the list at the moment.
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Postby JDGT05 » Thu Sep 29, 2011 7:01 pm

cruisn wrote:
hamish_023 wrote:I wonder if Mark (crusin) will chime in on this one. :D


Hahaha, I was just reading this thread and thought "shit that'd be easy to make out of aluminum." :D

I can whip some up for bugger all, about $20 posted in plain ally and you can finish it how you want. If someone has dimensions it'd be quicker, otherwise I'll make one as a test on my car but it may take a while as Im flat out currently.

I had the intention of making a moulded panel with a single boost gauge angled at the driver when you flip the lid. Easy enough to do, just not high on the list at the moment.



Sounds perfect mate, I'll measure everything up and I'll send you a pm with all the dimensions! Thanks for your help!
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby cruisn » Thu Sep 29, 2011 7:24 pm

No worries.
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby Gambit » Thu Sep 29, 2011 8:31 pm

cruisn wrote:
hamish_023 wrote:I wonder if Mark (crusin) will chime in on this one. :D


Hahaha, I was just reading this thread and thought "shit that'd be easy to make out of aluminum." :D

I can whip some up for bugger all, about $20 posted in plain ally and you can finish it how you want. If someone has dimensions it'd be quicker, otherwise I'll make one as a test on my car but it may take a while as Im flat out currently.

I had the intention of making a moulded panel with a single boost gauge angled at the driver when you flip the lid. Easy enough to do, just not high on the list at the moment.



Nice one Mark! Your like the mexican version of Phat down south now :) should start your own workshop shortly i reckon, out the garage @! :D
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby cruisn » Thu Sep 29, 2011 9:48 pm

Im no where near the same league as Michael.

Just these little things are easy for me to make at work as i have access to materials and machines and Im happy to help out. :D
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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby JDGT05 » Fri Sep 30, 2011 5:18 pm

cruisn wrote:Im no where near the same league as Michael.

Just these little things are easy for me to make at work as i have access to materials and machines and Im happy to help out. :D



Here is me putting pen to paper! Dimensions could be slightly out and it really hard to get a ruler to measure it accurately in a tiny little space, Can you do it out of plastic? Could work better since I could sand it down a bit should the dimensions I have given you be slightly out. Also how much do I owe you and how would you like me to pay?

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Re: Centre Pod Gauges

Postby cruisn » Fri Sep 30, 2011 5:45 pm

I have some alloy sheet on hand to make the initial one. If the specs are slightly out I can adjust them on my car as its the same. ;)

Once Its done I'll post a pic and see what you think. Probably toward the end of next week or so.

I have a fair bit of spare carbon fibre wrap so will wrap it to see what its like. :D
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