Dash Gauge Pods

Dash Gauge Pods: mount your gauges where you can actually read them

A gauge pod holds an aftermarket gauge in a fixed, angled position so the display faces the driver instead of sitting loose on the dash or hanging off a zip tie. Once you add boost, oil pressure, EGT or trans temp gauges, you need somewhere solid to put them, and dash gauge pods give you a molded mount that either clips to the A-pillar, sits on the dash top, or bolts to a factory panel. The right pod puts the readout in your line of sight, keeps the wiring tidy behind the trim, and looks like it belongs there rather than an afterthought.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 28 pods in this category from 4 brands: AutoMeter (14 products), Banks Power (12), plus single listings from Dynojet and Nitrous Express. Current pricing runs from $58 to $183 for what is in stock right now, not a locked-in price. That spread reflects the difference between a simple single- or dual-gauge mount and a full triple-pillar setup or a switch panel.

Concrete examples: the AutoMeter 04-08 Ford F-150 triple 52mm pillar pod and the AutoMeter 03-07 G35 52mm full triple pillar pod are vehicle-specific pillar mounts. Banks offers the iDash Stealth dual gauge pod kit for 2022+ GM and a Ford F250-450 and F150 iDash Stealth dual pod. For powersports there is the Dynojet Can-Am X3 Power Vision 3 mount, and for nitrous builds the Nitrous Express gauge pod switch panel for 2-1/16in gauges.

How to choose

Start with fit. Of the 28 listings, 20 carry fitment data, and the range covers model years from 1994 to 2024. Top vehicles include the Toyota Tundra, Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Cobalt, Ford Super Duty and Excursion, Infiniti G35, Dodge Ram, Subaru WRX and STI, and the Can-Am X3, with Ford, Chevrolet, GMC and Dodge trucks well represented.

  • Gauge diameter matters. Pods are built for a set size, like the 52mm AutoMeter pillar pods or the 2-1/16in Nitrous Express panel. Confirm your gauge diameter before ordering.
  • Pillar vs. dash vs. panel. A vehicle-specific pillar pod gives the cleanest look but only fits its listed vehicle. A brand-specific kit like the Banks iDash Stealth mounts are matched to their own display.
  • Gauge count. Decide how many gauges you need to house now and later, single, dual, or triple, so you buy the pod once.

What else you need

Wiring and senders for the gauges themselves live near our interior electrical accessories. If you are refreshing the cabin at the same time, browse shift knobs, racing seats and audio systems in the same Interior section.

Fitment and ordering

Use the fitment calculator for wheel work, and for gauge pod fit questions call 813-535-5801 or reach us through the contact page before you buy. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Dash Gauge Pods: mount your gauges where you can actually read them

A gauge pod holds an aftermarket gauge in a fixed, angled position so the display faces the driver instead of sitting loose on the dash or hanging off a zip tie. Once you add boost, oil pressure, EGT or trans temp gauges, you need somewhere solid to put them, and dash gauge pods give you a molded mount that either clips to the A-pillar, sits on the dash top, or bolts to a factory panel. The right pod puts the readout in your line of sight, keeps the wiring tidy behind the trim, and looks like it belongs there rather than an afterthought.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 28 pods in this category from 4 brands: AutoMeter (14 products), Banks Power (12), plus single listings from Dynojet and Nitrous Express. Current pricing runs from $58 to $183 for what is in stock right now, not a locked-in price. That spread reflects the difference between a simple single- or dual-gauge mount and a full triple-pillar setup or a switch panel.

Concrete examples: the AutoMeter 04-08 Ford F-150 triple 52mm pillar pod and the AutoMeter 03-07 G35 52mm full triple pillar pod are vehicle-specific pillar mounts. Banks offers the iDash Stealth dual gauge pod kit for 2022+ GM and a Ford F250-450 and F150 iDash Stealth dual pod. For powersports there is the Dynojet Can-Am X3 Power Vision 3 mount, and for nitrous builds the Nitrous Express gauge pod switch panel for 2-1/16in gauges.

How to choose

Start with fit. Of the 28 listings, 20 carry fitment data, and the range covers model years from 1994 to 2024. Top vehicles include the Toyota Tundra, Ford Mustang, Chevrolet Cobalt, Ford Super Duty and Excursion, Infiniti G35, Dodge Ram, Subaru WRX and STI, and the Can-Am X3, with Ford, Chevrolet, GMC and Dodge trucks well represented.

  • Gauge diameter matters. Pods are built for a set size, like the 52mm AutoMeter pillar pods or the 2-1/16in Nitrous Express panel. Confirm your gauge diameter before ordering.
  • Pillar vs. dash vs. panel. A vehicle-specific pillar pod gives the cleanest look but only fits its listed vehicle. A brand-specific kit like the Banks iDash Stealth mounts are matched to their own display.
  • Gauge count. Decide how many gauges you need to house now and later, single, dual, or triple, so you buy the pod once.

What else you need

Wiring and senders for the gauges themselves live near our interior electrical accessories. If you are refreshing the cabin at the same time, browse shift knobs, racing seats and audio systems in the same Interior section.

Fitment and ordering

Use the fitment calculator for wheel work, and for gauge pod fit questions call 813-535-5801 or reach us through the contact page before you buy. All orders ship free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.