Thread: Gauge fitment on D2

If you are looking at different info,, why not get a madman or similar? volts, temp, etc and a safety item to boot.
and it fits just nice down in front of the low range selector,,

[QUOTE=Pedro_The_Swift;1194340]If you are looking at different info,, why not get a madman or similar? volts, temp, etc and a safety item to boot.
and it fits just nice down in front of the low range selector,,[/QUOTEga]

i agree

normal gauges dont fit good or look like a rice burning street racer

Here is where i mounted my boost gauge.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...5-disco-2.html

Cheers Garry

I bought a console pod which mounts in middle of dash over pencil tray. I've installed CB and battery gauge. You could put a range of gauges and other items there. See Car Consoles & 4WD Storage Drawers - Department of the Interior - overhead consoles, roof consoles, custom built consoles, 4WD interiors, dashboard restorations, storage systems, vehicle consoles, radio console, dashboard repairs, dashboard pod, four.
Mundy

Originally Posted by Mundy

I bought a console pod which mounts in middle of dash over pencil tray. I've installed CB and battery gauge. You could put a range of gauges and other items there. See Car Consoles & 4WD Storage Drawers - Department of the Interior - overhead consoles, roof consoles, custom built consoles, 4WD interiors, dashboard restorations, storage systems, vehicle consoles, radio console, dashboard repairs, dashboard pod, four.
Mundy

holy crap id go the rice burner look over just putting a massive box like that there! Its hard enough to see out the windshield as it is! lol

just my honest opinion

You could use a Mudpod.

MUDSTUFF.CO.UK, MUD Dashboard Pod - 'MudPod', Land Rover Defender Solutions: West Yorkshire

Jeff

Originally Posted by Jeff

You could use a Mudpod.

MUDSTUFF.CO.UK, MUD Dashboard Pod - 'MudPod', Land Rover Defender Solutions: West Yorkshire

Jeff

Looking at the website they are for defers,

is the pod in your pic a defender pod in a disco or is it disco specific?

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

If you are looking at different info,, why not get a madman or similar? volts, temp, etc and a safety item to boot.
and it fits just nice down in front of the low range selector,,

Or...like this. Slightly in your line of vision to check the numbers and much cheaper to buy, particularly if you are to expand your monitoring.