Yes, i got it from RK Sport a long time ago and i believe CALL911 is correct, they don't make them anymore. I don't know why cause i think they would sell a lot of them. If i remember right, i think i bought that thing in the late 90's a few years after i got the car in 95'.

Ken R.

 

All very nice setups. Does anyone know of a company that makes A pillar gauge pod setup with 3 gauge pods for a 93-96 T-top Camaro? I cant find one for the life of me.

 

Only certain years had the available 3 pod gage pillar. For example, if my 95 were a hardtop instead of a T-top, then I could do the 3 gage pod pilar, however since I have the T-tops, I can only get the 2 gage pod pilar. Strange enough, my 94 is a hardtop, and for that year if it was a T-top, then I could get the 3 gage pilar, but since my 94 is a hardtop, I am limited again to the 2 gage pilar.

I contacted several companies that offer the pilar about the differences, and no one could answer me. After doing MUCH research in comparison of my own from looking in detail to other peoples 3 gage pilars, I noticed that in certain years and models some cars have a small vent about the size of a nickel, located in the bottom part of the pillar. I believe this to be the only difference. After looking into it some more, I found if you are not afraid of doing some fabrication on the plastic gage pod for the vent, then you should be able to fit the 3 gage pod pilar, even if by the year, and type of top you have says otherwise.

Both gage pilars are made by Autometer. You can find them at both Summit, and Autometer.

(By clicking on "Summit" it will bring you right to the gage pod, by clicking on "
Autometer" it will bring you one step away from seeing all the pods available, just click search after the link is opened to see all of them.)

 

I know we may have bumped heads before... either way that door switch setup is

 

2000GTP,

Is that a 15 or 20lb bottle? and did you make the brackets or buy them?

 

Any one of you guys with the cd console plate have any pics of it out of the car? Preferably ones of the back and such to see how it attatches

 

If i remember right, my trim plate just screwed into the same location the stock stereo screwed into. It was real easy and straight foward.

Ken R.

 

Thanks, Ill have to take a look at the cubby when i get the car out of storage and see what I can make.