just made a custom gauge pod drivers vent

[jahooli]

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first pop at fibreglassing, going to make a pod gauge next.
let me know what you think.

(cant get the image to upload the right way up!)

[Gly]

that looks bloody good!

[Colin Wiltshire]

Wouldn't of guessed that was your first time mate, looks great

[adaxo]

Looks nice, great idea, :thumbsup:

[Atik]

That looks really good mate.

Does the panel turn up and down like the vents or is it fixed in place?

[kiteman]

Looks excellent, but is it exposed to heat at the rear. Just a thought, as I use those vents a lot during the early morning winter time.

[Gly]

Looks excellent, but is it exposed to heat at the rear. Just a thought, as I use those vents a lot during the early morning winter time.

just close the vent, the open/close control is still there
i closed and sealed mine when i fitted a wideband afr in the same location,

[jahooli]

Thanks for the comments, I didnt make it so it could swivel, i thought the weight of the gauge may just pull it down when going over bumps. The vent can still be closed and there are options for how it will fit/look.
the boost gauge is really easy to install from there with no visible wires, i just drilled 2 holes inside the vent housing for the electrics and hose. I have sunk the face of the gauge into the pod to account for the curve, i like the rim of the gauge not to stick out too far so I'm well chuffed with it.
Carsten do you have pics of your wideband install?
thanks
Paul

[Gly]

in my gallery(garage) there is one.
i just used a clamp and took out the vent.
been meaning to tidy it up with a back ground filler panel.

[darren1976]

That's what I want to do looks tidy

[MarkSanne]

Look good!
Here's a rotated version of your photo:
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