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    Can anybody who has pictures of their gauge pods (A-pillar, center console mounted, etc) post pictures of your setup or post the links to pictures of your car? I have a 99 JRSC'ed GS-R teg, and I am considering an A-pillar setup for a fuel pressure gauge and a boost gauge.

    Thanks in advance!
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    Autometer gauge pod for Integra:

    gauges

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    Gauges2

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    Greg Holden
    96 GSR, JSRC @10psi, All the Goodies!
    Best 1/4 ==> 13.937 @ 101.41mph (at 6psi)
    My JRSC Install Site

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    Red face

    Holden: you were able to get your fuel pressure down to 3 pounds? Wow! Was that with the AEM or the B&M regulator?? biggrin

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    Hah! No, the car was not running. The gauge reads 3psi when there is no fuel pressure. It's cheap and easy to read, but I would not recommend that FP gauge to anyone.

    Greg

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    I like those gauge pods 2kbill.

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    In hindsight, the black gauges w/white lettering like stock might be better, but these look pretty good and they are not as visible to the outside world as the pillar mounts.

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    Yeah, I just installed black gauges, with black rings and dials with white letters so they blend into my black interior. I think it is classier.

    I used the coin tray for A/F meter and the cluster for the integra. It looks better installed than from the box!

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    Cool

    Here are mine..
      hr Gauges?bcdT7j7A2G1Mrzp3

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    I have a dual gray autometer gauge pod for sale. Never install..I bought another car so I do no need it... Fits 94+ 2door teg

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