Does anyone make 1 or 2 gauge pillar mounts for a left hand drive LC 200?
Pillar Gauges
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I haven't seen any specific to the 200, but there's generic pods out there that could be modified. Note there is a curtain airbag in the vicinity.
In many other performance domains, pillar gauges have fallen out of popularity. Many now use some form of smaller phone like screen with software configurable displays. Like a Bully Dog Tuner. I like direct view gauges, but software gauges allow for easy reconfigurable, peak hold functions, alarms, and logging.
What functions are you looking to monitor?
In many other performance domains, pillar gauges have fallen out of popularity. Many now use some form of smaller phone like screen with software configurable displays. Like a Bully Dog Tuner. I like direct view gauges, but software gauges allow for easy reconfigurable, peak hold functions, alarms, and logging.
What functions are you looking to monitor?
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I am thinking an air gauge for an airbag system and a boost- air/fuel gauge for a future supercharger install. I like to keep my field of view clear, so the only thing I currently run in my dash is a HUD from Hudway which projects my GPS display but it has its bugs. Trying to keep the cab clean (preferably, no ram mounts, ipads, etc..)
what bugs? Overall satisfied with the HUD?
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The software/app is not the best. It often requires a specific procedure of the app (when to plug the cable in and how to start it) I often times have to close and reopen several times before it takes. The other thing is the app is just really mirror program so if your phone switches from landscape to portrait your view changes. This can limit where you want to store the phone when using the app. It also runs hot at times. Once it is running it works great. I love it for traveling because you look through it vice taking your eye off the road and you can use google maps or waze which are far superior to the Toyota GPS. I'm on the list to get their next model which is supposedly Bluetooth supported vice usb cable and hopefully the will improve their app.