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Old 01-06-2012, 11:42 PM
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Hey was wondering your guys opinion of the a pillar pods. im looking at the moss miata, complete molded a pillar cover with 2 pods.
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Old 01-07-2012, 12:50 AM
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I bought the autometer 2 gauge pod. I mind eyes, 2 gauges are the max. I hate seeing 3 gauges on the pillar, that's gay.
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I have the one you are looking at. It's quite nice, no rattling and matches the original trim. One problem, you have to drill a hole at a really awkward angle to get the middle screw in.
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gonna be ordering it monday probably.
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I have the FM one, and modded my stock a-pillar plastic to work. Looks fine, works fine. Never notice it on the track, I wish I had done something different when I'm taking a left turn at slower speeds and occasionally on the freeway. Small sacrifice for the $20 price savings. I think the FM piece used to be cheaper than $40.
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Originally Posted by curly
I have the FM one, and modded my stock a-pillar plastic to work. Looks fine, works fine. Never notice it on the track, I wish I had done something different when I'm taking a left turn at slower speeds and occasionally on the freeway. Small sacrifice for the $20 price savings. I think the FM piece used to be cheaper than $40.
thats what i was wondering about, is it really that bad?
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No, I don't notice it too much, but I also don't drive it much.
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i also thought about fixing them to the top of the gauge cluster hood somehow. but i never really figured out a good way to do that
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Someone on MT.net did that....Kinda looked like Mickey Mouse ears. In a good way. Was it Mighty Mouse? Either I'm thinking of him because he actually did it or just because they reminded me of Mickey Mouse...
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http://www.miataturbo.net/showthread...auge+hood+pods
savington did it
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