Lo-Tek Gauge pod pillars gone?
- Thread starter Albert
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For what's worth, mine doesn't fit that well. It functions, but it doesn't look good... My build thread, page 2-4 or something has a pic. 
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So that's the bus that most the new guys come in on...Supracentral;1818059 said:Get on the bus Albert...
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Wish I would have had that advice when I got mine, would have saved me a lot of time. What I ended up doing was shaving one edge down using a wizard. Many hours later it fit better, but still not perfect...emericaskater285;1818078 said:
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After actually installing a couple of these, I'd never pay real money for one. I've yet to see one that fits nicely.
I do agree, I was not happy with teh original fitment of mine. It looks passable now, but it took me about 6 hours to get it to fit that good. Do you have a brand you would recommed or know somebody that makes ones that fit well? I would eventually like to do mine right, but that's near the bottom of the list.GrimJack;1818112 said:
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Id pay $300+ for a high quality, perfect fitment piece.
Instead, about all that's available are the lotek ones and the occasional cf one from a random vendor.
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Instead, about all that's available are the lotek ones and the occasional cf one from a random vendor.
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Their 2 gauge pod is what I have, fitment was poor on it, although I haven't seen the 3 gauge ones so I wouldn't know if they fit better or worse. In any case, both of them fit pretty poorly, but can be made passable if you are willing to spend hours trimming and fitting one to get it just right. And aftr all that work, its only passable, I wouldn't give it an excellent.Poodles;1818160 said:
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Do you have any pics? Mine fits ok now, but I had to do a lot of trim/fitment work to get it there.MKIIISupraGuy;1818205 said:
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