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Old 05-09-2011, 04:52 PM #1
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Thumbs up where did you mount your scangauge? (pics request)

Hi,

I am wondering where is the best spot to mount the scangauge.

I have seen pics of it above the steering wheel.


I am wondering if anyone has mounted it:

1) in the slot below your aftermarket radio
or
2) to the right of the 12v outlet / where the change drawer is normally located.


If you have any pics please post them!

Thanks!
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@bootown

where did you get the mounting face to put it below the deck?
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Bootown: that looks really clean, good job!
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I mounted mine right below the shifter for now... works pretty well and is angled up so you can see it quite easily.


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I have my gauge attached to the cup holder on the dash - at least those holders are good for something since they suck for holding drinks.
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I like Bootown's the best. However, the way I have mine works pretty well too, and is super easy. It's like you mentioned, left of the 12V...replacing where the change drawer is. Just remove the change drawer and it's mounting bracket, and use some high quality velcro to stick the SGII in there. The cable runs right over to the OBD port and stays hidden easily too.
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Had it mounted below the ashtray/center console but I like this spot a lot better. It's not as "clean" of a look but 10x more useful. It only blocks part of the hood (no road is obstructed) and is easier to glance at then the stock gauges.
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I mounted mine right below the shifter for now... works pretty well and is angled up so you can see it quite easily.
That's how I have mine mounted as well. Works for me!
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No pic, but mine's mounted on top of the steering column, front and center, and as far towards the wheel as possible without interfering. I can still see the top 1/2 of the bottom idiot lights in the cluster...but I'm 6'1".
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^ haahh Idiot lights :P
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Below deck
Probably the cleanest install so far!
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I have mine "below deck" right now. It actually wedges into the compartment there perfectly, so I can just yank it out when I want, shove it back in easily. I tried mounting it in place of the ashtray and i liked it, but the adhesive I used didn't hold. I will eventually look for another way to mount it in place of the ashtray, but for now, I like it below the deck.
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^ haahh Idiot lights :P
There called idiot lights because there for idiots that don't understand that there is a problem with the car.
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Had mine above the steering wheel but it blocked the highbeam indicator so i kept forgetting and blinding people. Used a dremel to take the plastic down flush on the drivers side only and she fit right in. I used 3M Trim molding tape to mount get it to stick, works well.
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Below deck
Mine's in the same place. I just drilled a hole in the plate for the cord and stuck it to it.
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