Gauge Pillar Pods

Select your vehicle to see Gauge Pillar Pods that fit

Choosing Gauge Pillar Pods for Your Cabin

A gauge pillar pod replaces or covers the trim panel beside the windshield and holds aftermarket gauges at eye level. Drivers add one to watch readings such as boost, oil pressure or temperature without glancing down at the dash. It also avoids cluttering the dash with brackets. A well-shaped pod keeps the cabin looking tidy and close to the original trim lines.

Under Interior › Gauge Pillar Pods we have 6 products in stock, all from AutoMeter. Fitment covers the Chevrolet Corvette, Chevrolet Camaro, Dodge Challenger, Dodge Ram 1500 and Dodge Ram 2500. Examples include the AutoMeter 97-02 Chevy Corvette Black Dual Pillar Pod and the AutoMeter 05-09 Chevrolet Corvette Black Dual Pillar.

A few things to weigh before you order:

  • Match the pod to your exact vehicle and model years, since pillar shapes often change between generations.
  • Decide how many gauges you want to run and choose a pod layout that holds them.
  • Confirm that the gauge size the pod accepts matches the gauges you own or plan to buy.
  • Think about the finish so the pod blends with the rest of your interior.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle and see which pods fit.

Choosing Gauge Pillar Pods for Your Cabin

A gauge pillar pod replaces or covers the trim panel beside the windshield and holds aftermarket gauges at eye level. Drivers add one to watch readings such as boost, oil pressure or temperature without glancing down at the dash. It also avoids cluttering the dash with brackets. A well-shaped pod keeps the cabin looking tidy and close to the original trim lines.

Under Interior › Gauge Pillar Pods we have 6 products in stock, all from AutoMeter. Fitment covers the Chevrolet Corvette, Chevrolet Camaro, Dodge Challenger, Dodge Ram 1500 and Dodge Ram 2500. Examples include the AutoMeter 97-02 Chevy Corvette Black Dual Pillar Pod and the AutoMeter 05-09 Chevrolet Corvette Black Dual Pillar.

A few things to weigh before you order:

  • Match the pod to your exact vehicle and model years, since pillar shapes often change between generations.
  • Decide how many gauges you want to run and choose a pod layout that holds them.
  • Confirm that the gauge size the pod accepts matches the gauges you own or plan to buy.
  • Think about the finish so the pod blends with the rest of your interior.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle and see which pods fit.