Thread: Installing boost gauge and DynoJet CMD

I'm not a fan of putting holes in the dash,... but that setup looks great!... something that I may have to consider.
How is the the visibility of the gauge when driving? easy to see? i wonder if your hand/arm blocks the view while driving.

It really depends how your seat is adjusted. I'm not very tall, about 5'9" so its in prefect view for me. If you sit back further I can see the steering wheel would block some of the view.

Came out really nice Preston, very clean. Hope you enjoy it.

how hard was it to install at that location and where did you get the side cover? did it come with that gauge or did you buy it separately?

I like it. Can I see a picture from the drivers perspective?

Originally Posted by Rustyy

how hard was it to install at that location and where did you get the side cover? did it come with that gauge or did you buy it separately?

The cover thing came with the gauge. The guy that installed it for me said it was a little tricky.

Originally Posted by Pmastron

I like it. Can I see a picture from the drivers perspective?

Yeah, I'll get a few shots taken in a little white.

Originally Posted by Pmastron

I like it. Can I see a picture from the drivers perspective?

Here you are.

looks good preston, I thought about doing that but wasn't a fan of drilling my crash pad, but it's good to see another option. I was wondering if it was normal for the gauges to sit just below zero with the car off, good to see mine isn't the only one that does that.

I really wanted to get the cp-e pod but who knows when that will be released and I think then that would also prevent me from installing the PowerAxel Navi in the future.