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The pod came with stick on velcro and I haven't had too much luck
with this staying put in the Florida afternoon sun. I wanted
something more permanent and reliable. and decided to use screws.
I was going to have to put holes in the pillar cover for the gauge
lines/wires anyway, so I wasn't too concerned with a few more for screws. |
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Difficulty- |
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1- I could not find a pod that said it was for the MkIII Supra, only the
MkIV. The A pillars must be practically the same as the Mk IV pod
does fit my car. |
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Problems- |
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1- The pod may have been inexpensive, but it also turned out to be
cheap. It has warped somewhat on the heat. The
Lo-Tek
completely replaces the factory pillar (no holes drilled in the
factory pillar) and that is what I will go with next time in spite
of the wait. |
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Payoff- |
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I wanted to have a place to mount my new gauges without destroying
the everyday function of the glove box, cigarette lighter, or vents.
This pod does all that, the payoff for this was a good one. |
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Stock- |
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None. |
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Upgrade- |
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As I've said, I'd get the Lo-Tek next time. |
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Last updated:
Freitag Oktober 21, 2005
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