podi - VW Mk6 boost gauge package presale!

[Mr.Alex]

when will the pod be sold by itself????????

Just buy my total kit. Comes with tap and the add-a-fuse connectors, and its all crimped already, you just need to plug it in.

 

[prospal]

How much Alex?

 

[Mr.Alex]

With the tap, two add-a-circuits, and everything already crimped and ready to go I want 265. Its in the box already cause a buyer flaked. Im actually supposed to be meeting with somebody from NJ cause he wants to see it, so I cant say how long Il have it up for sale.

 

[branman1]

I already have an AWE kit which I love. I just want the pod to use a different gauge

 

[Shinster]

Hey Winston, is there no DIY for the MK6 model specifically yet? I have the kit but I don't want to bother putting it on without knowing the whole process first. (first time putting on a boost gauge and messing with anything electrical)

 

[ImAuthenticFTW]

Hey Winston, is there no DIY for the MK6 model specifically yet? I have the kit but I don't want to bother putting it on without knowing the whole process first. (first time putting on a boost gauge and messing with anything electrical)

Just follow the MkV its the same. Only difference is that there is no driver side footwell panel to remove....

 

[Shinster]

Ok, I'll take a look. Thanks

 

[jorgeecolina]

The stepper gauge backlighting is on all the time.

I have noted the request to have the backlighting be controlled by the dimmer wire and will try to have it as a feature in the next revision of the gauge.

WHEN IS THE NEXT REVISION? :iono:

 

[GolfRrrr]

Hi Winston, Just got done installing the boost gauge on my 2011 Golf R and I must say it has a very nice finish and looks OEM:thumbsup:. I followed the MK5 DIY and only had one problem.

After the install and using two add-a-circuits, the one on #42 is in the way of the fuse cover panel and I cannot close it now.

is there an alternative way to get switches power for the gauge?

 

[ImAuthenticFTW]

Hi Winston, Just got done installing the boost gauge on my 2011 Golf R and I must say it has a very nice finish and looks OEM:thumbsup:. I followed the MK5 DIY and only had one problem.

After the install and using two add-a-circuits, the one on #42 is in the way of the fuse cover panel and I cannot close it now.

is there an alternative way to get switches power for the gauge?

Flip it over, they work both ways.

 

[GolfRrrr]

Flip it over, they work both ways.

hmm.. will try that tomorrow. thanks.

 

[jorgeecolina]

Hi Winston, Just got done installing the boost gauge on my 2011 Golf R and I must say it has a very nice finish and looks OEM:thumbsup:. I followed the MK5 DIY and only had one problem.

After the install and using two add-a-circuits, the one on #42 is in the way of the fuse cover panel and I cannot close it now.

is there an alternative way to get switches power for the gauge?

Can you post pictures to see how it looks?:iono:

 

[ImAuthenticFTW]

Can you post pictures to see how it looks?:iono:

how what looks? the gauge? theres already pics up of it

 

[jorgeecolina]

how what looks? the gauge? theres already pics up of it

Those are pre-produccion pictures, i want to see the final product, what about a picture at night? :drool:

 

[GolfRrrr]

Those are pre-produccion pictures, i want to see the final product, what about a picture at night? :drool:

there you go. i know it doesn't match the R blue needles but that the one I liked and had better fitting.

night picture