nGauge Pillar Mount

[Jobodizo]

I wanted to put together something that didn't require me to permanently alter my car or affect the airbag deployment, but still give me good visual access to the nGauge. I ended up with this. It's modeled and printed to accommodate the nGauge without the adapter cup (oddly sized, 2" even). The attachment piece uses 2 sided tape to mount to the A-pillar. There's a relief for expansion in the back wall and a place to put a 10-24 nut/bolt for retention. Worked out perfectly, with even a nice canted angle for better viewing from the driver seat. Files are here for anybody who wants to duplicate it.

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[Schwerin]

You could put it in the AC vent in the center stack, that's not a permanent change.

 

[Jobodizo]

You could put it in the AC vent in the center stack, that's not a permanent change.

I could, but I already have a boost gauge in the driver side vent and I didn’t want to lose flow out of another one. Besides, that’s not exactly in line-of-sight when you’re rowing gears.

 

[law242]

I personally made a mount that mounts above the center vents, I live in AZ and refuse to lose any vents

 

[Racemaster]

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/ngauge-mounting-solution.117855/

 

[ugstang17]

Assuming you are going to be selling this as well, how much?

 

[Jobodizo]

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/ngauge-mounting-solution.117855/

Yup, that’s what gave me the idea. Bought all of the stuff to do it and then couldn’t bare to drill a hole in my car.

 

[Racemaster]

I think a new pillar cover from tasca ford parts is like $50.
Or you could just put a plastic plug in the hole if you didn't like it

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