Aftermarket gauge pod

Anyone know a company that makes or is willing to make an a-pillar gauge pod for a 2012?

 

Wouldn't the 2011 and below fit as well?

http://www.summitracing.com/search/...Type/Gauge-Mounting-Pods-Pillar/Model/TACOMA/

 

Might, does anyone have pics of these installed?

 

I don't but check the x-runner section, seen a few in there.. I *think* they make a double/triple combo as well.

 

Day pic?

 

http://www.gaugepods.com/toyota.html

Scroll all the way down

 

I have checked out that site but it says 05-09. I contacted the company and they said it won't fit a 2012.

 

Well then its a good thing I don't have airbags there! Haha

 

Flex pod! I want a a-pillar pod though.

 

Here is a pic of both, plus a gage pod I made into my radio bezel.

 

So no one has the autometer gauge pod setup in your truck?

 

Bump anyone?

 

I like your gauge pods and gauges!!!! What kind are they and where did you get them? What gauges are you running? Looks sweet!

 

I would like to know as well...5 years later nonetheless but still curious

 

The gauge pod on the pillar is from Lotek. It required a little tweaking to fit correctly.

The pod over the steering wheel is from Cravenspeed and fits very well.

The pod at the radio, I made from a single din radio mount.

The gauges in this picture were from Autometer and were called Nexus. The Nexus gauges were problematic and have been discontinued. I had issues with the gauges over time. I later replaced them with AEM. One gauge in the pillar mount was a intercooler gauge. This measure the differential temperature of the intercooler for my s/c. This gauge was from Spa. The other gauge in the pillar mount is A/F wideband.

Gauges over the steering wheel were oil pressure & boost/vacuum.

Gauges in the radio pod were oil temp, water temp & volts.

The Nexus gauges had a nice feature of being able to flash a red light if you exceeded a preset temperature or pressure. They would also save a high temperature or pressure reading. Too bad they failed on a regular basis.