So I added a supercharger recently and I wanted to add a boost gauge w/o Losing the function of my pillar grab handle, so I came up with an Idea of a custom gauge location and pod I fiberglassed. While I was at it I also decided to give my dash a little bit of a custom "marble" look as well. What do you all think??
__________________ 2001 SuperCrew 5.4L Supercharged Paxton Novi 2000, 22" Rims, Lowered 2", Dual E-fans, 75mm Throttle Body, 255lph Fuel Pump, Longtube Headers, X-pipe, True Dual Flowmaster 40 Series Mufflers, Snowflake White Pearl Paint... Coming Soon: 42# Injectors,77mm Lightning MAF, Autolite AR94 Plugs, and a custom Troyer Tune!
Not my thing, but either way, you did a great job on everything! Especially nice work on the custom gauge pod! The only thing that comes to mind though, is did you disconnect that vent from the system? I'd be worried about blowing hot air on the gauge with the heater for an amount of time...
yeah to be honest i didnt know if I was gonna be able to handle the heat w?o the vent there, but its been in the 80-90's here the past few weeks and my other vents cool down the truck just fine. So overall im happy with it.
__________________ 2001 SuperCrew 5.4L Supercharged Paxton Novi 2000, 22" Rims, Lowered 2", Dual E-fans, 75mm Throttle Body, 255lph Fuel Pump, Longtube Headers, X-pipe, True Dual Flowmaster 40 Series Mufflers, Snowflake White Pearl Paint... Coming Soon: 42# Injectors,77mm Lightning MAF, Autolite AR94 Plugs, and a custom Troyer Tune!
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