Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
I need to install an A-pillar pod, but really don't want to drill any holes. It only has one pod for a 2 1/16 inch gauge, so it's very light. Is double sided tape strong enough to hold it up?
Re: Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
Yes 3m makes a good strong tape. I used it on my set-up, but then I added two screws anyway for added measure.
Also make sure you prep up the area that the tape will go on.
Also make sure you prep up the area that the tape will go on.
Re: Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
I'm holding up my heavy metal 69 Z28 emblems on my car with double sided tape. The gauge pod may not weigh much but some gauges can be considerably heavy. I would try the tape and if it doesn't work go with the screws.
Re: Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
Originally Posted by Fuels94TA
Yes 3m makes a good strong tape. I used it on my set-up, but then I added two screws anyway for added measure.
Also make sure you prep up the area that the tape will go on.
Also make sure you prep up the area that the tape will go on.
Re: Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
Originally Posted by Mullet Z28
Do I need to go to the hardware store to get the stuff, or do they have it at Walmart? Thanks for the help guys.
Last edited by Fuels94TA; Mar 10, 2005 at 05:07 PM.
Re: Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
Originally Posted by DrewHMS97SS
i dont see why it matters at you will need to drill holes to run the wires down the pillar. A new pillar is only 20-30 if you find a used one.
Re: Attaching A-pillar pod with tape?
Originally Posted by Fuels94TA
The remaining wire (about 2 inches) that was exposed got covered with black wire loom.
If your going to go through the trouble of installing the guage pods, do it right and leave nothing exposed. Like was suggested before, those A pillar molding are seriously a dime a dozen. Just go to the salvage yard and pick one up. No biggie if you need to get a new one some time down the road.
As far as whether to velcro/tape/or screw the piece on, I guess thats up to you, But wires hanging out look bad, and "cheapen" the whole install.
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