Does anyone know where to get a gauge pod cluster like this....
I want to add several gauges and I don't like the typical A piller and/or dash pods and I thought this was pretty neet. I found this one from Roush, but I wanted to see if anyone else had a version similar to this one.
Jegs and Summit have that in stock. I ordered mine through them and then ordered the interior paint from Randy Stinchcomb over on the Ford parts section of www.ModularDepot.com. after painting it dark charcoal it blends in nicely with my interior.all I need now is oil pressure and water temp gauges to install in it which I will most likely be getting for Xmas.
make sure you get the right part # for the guage cluster bezel. the one in your picture is for 94-98 and has the provision for the rear defroster switch. the 99-up model doesn't.
To tell you the truth I had the A-Pillar gauges on my 96 stang and it stuck out to much for me. I like to keep it looking somewhat stock and the gauge bezel overlay is nice. I ordered a vacuum gauge and a volt gauge for the bezel. And will be installing them Friday so I def. will hook you guys up with pics. I also ordered this since I have bought an aftermarket radio and would like to get rid of the hole that was left. Here is a pic of that pod you asked about with carbon fiber gauges in it. I think the look tacky but thats my opinion.View attachment 520514 I went with plain and simple sport-comp gauges since they are black and it goes well with the factory speedo. I thought about going white face but 1) everyone has them and 2) I didnt want to mess with my needles and worry about having to calibrate them and makes sure they are reset right...so there is my .02
Also, I bought my autometer gauge bezel on ebay. Saved me like $20 so if your interested in the 2000-2004 you may purchase it through this auction I have foundAutometer 2000-2004 Bezel
the A pillar is easier to see. I had that issue originally with my boost and FP gauges. I bought the cluster pod for them but when I put them there realized I didn't like it. so I will use temp and oil pressure there instead.