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Does anyone have any experience with the Glow shift 3 gauge mount, below. I am purchasing the ISSPRO EV2 gauges, the autometer mount is $80 on diesel manor, the glowshift mount is $40.

 

Below is what I am looking at

 

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https://www.ebay.com/itm/98-02-DODGE-RAM-5-9L-24v-DIESEL-GRAY-TRIPLE-GAUGE-PILLAR-POD-fits-CUMMINS/292037961141?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

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  • I did not use those.  1) the autometer variant would not fit in the glowshift pod, and 2) the gauges are snug fit.

  • I used a glow shift 2 gauge mount for a good while in mine until i got a third gauge. Cant remeber where the 3 gauge pod came from. Had no issues at all with the 2 gauge.

  • It works well.  Holds the gauges tightly, and seems to be holding up well for me

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I used a glow shift 2 gauge mount for a good while in mine until i got a third gauge. Cant remeber where the 3 gauge pod came from. Had no issues at all with the 2 gauge.

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1 minute ago, dripley said:

I used a glow shift 2 gauge mount for a good while in mine until i got a third gauge. Cant remeber where the 3 gauge pod came from. Had no issues at all with the 2 gauge.

Thanks. I was just making sure before buying it. 1/2 the price is hard to pass up.

It works well.  Holds the gauges tightly, and seems to be holding up well for me

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1 hour ago, trreed said:

It works well.  Holds the gauges tightly, and seems to be holding up well for me

Are you running the ISSPRO EV2 gauges? It lists as a 2 1/16" gauge size, glad to hear they are a snug fit.

 

Edit, I see you are running the Autometer 4th gen gauges.

Edited by Red Rambler

The ISSPROs should have a little piece on the back of them so you can snug them up into the pods so they'll stay snug and not rattle around. All 3 in my pillar worked that way, the gauge on my steering column did not, but it hasn't been an issue. 

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Do you know if these are required, or do the gauges fit snug enough without? i dont know if the ISSPRO gauges include this piece always, or if its required to buy the below piece seperately.

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Every ISSPRO gauge I've had came with someething similar to that, except rounded and contoured to the gauge. It probably wasn't neccesarry but I put them on to make sure they wouldn't move. All depends on how snug the gauges actually fit in the pillar. 

I did not use those.  1) the autometer variant would not fit in the glowshift pod, and 2) the gauges are snug fit.

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My isspro gauges fit snugly in whatever brand pillar pod that Vulcan supplies with gauge package. I didn’t use those pieces either 

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Thanks guys for the reassurance. I went ahead and ordered the glowshift mount. Gonna buy 1 gauge each paycheck. Instead of all 3 at once. Kind of pricy. 

I wasn't real impressed with the glowshift 3 gauge mount but for the price oh well.

 

It's mounting was crude, once mounted there is a big gap on the right that you can see the wiring from outside the truck, and my EV2 gauges fit loose. 

 

I put a piece of adhesive foam on the mount to help cover the gap. Not the best but it works. 

 

I put 1/2 wrap of electrical tape around the gauge to snug up the fit. 

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2 hours ago, Ben said:

I wasn't real impressed with the glowshift 3 gauge mount but for the price oh well.

 

It's mounting was crude, once mounted there is a big gap on the right that you can see the wiring from outside the truck, and my EV2 gauges fit loose. 

 

I put a piece of adhesive foam on the mount to help cover the gap. Not the best but it works. 

 

I put 1/2 wrap of electrical tape around the gauge to snug up the fit. 

Thanks Ben, I ordered it so we shall find out. That is a good idea to snug up the fit, use wraps of electrical tape.

Mine works fine, been over 2 years now.  I used GS gauges and they fit nice and snug without the retaining brackets and no gaps either.  I had the pillar speakers though which required some grinding on the OEM pillar cover.