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    Exclamation Installing Aeroforce scan gauge in the a/c vents?

    Gentlemen!

    I'm considering installing an Aeroforce Interceptor scangauge in my center a/c vent to replace my Nordskog digital A pillar. It's one hell of a nice peice of equipment it seems, and it does way more than all three of my digital ones. however, I believe our center a/c vents accept a 2 5/8 gauge, and the Interceptor is 2 1/16, and they don't make a 2 5/8 version.

    Any ideas how I could mount a 2 1/16 gauge in that vent, perhaps an adapter of some kind? I'm kinda picky, so it's gotta look good. Anyone done this before? Any input would be greatly appreciated please!
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    make an adapter out of a hard plastic?

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    Yeah, that's kinda what I was thinking I might have to do, I know someone else has done this before, trying to get some ideas before I begin fabrication.

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    I mounted mine in the small square plate in the console next to the traction control switch. Cut a 2 1/16" hole where the cigarette lighter used to be. Made a real nice installation. Did not need it anyway.

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    Hey, that's a good idea! Got pics?

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    Quote Originally Posted by PushroD View Post
    Hey, that's a good idea! Got pics?
    Pic. is posted above. Hope it helps.

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    I like it Sunsetta, well done! did you have a hard time making the TCS switch fit? how did you mount the plate to the console? The GM tab is a nice touch!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PushroD View Post
    I like it Sunsetta, well done! did you have a hard time making the TCS switch fit? how did you mount the plate to the console? The GM tab is a nice touch!
    The plastic switch clip from the factory plate is glued to the rear of the metal plate. I was not sure if the GM emblem was too crowded or not.
    I was the first one to ever buy a scan gage for the T/A, and when I got it the programming was not correct. I just put the silver bezel on about 6 months ago. It was ALL black.

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    Make one out of Aluminum and have it polished,2 5/8 dia with a 2 1/16 hole
    looks real trick.

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    I'd use carbon fiber.

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