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ozws6

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I'm getting ready to put a wideband in my 16 Denali and I've been looking at gauge pod options.  I came across the attached pic of a gauge pod mount on the top of the brake controller trim plastic that is bad ass.  Anyone know if this is something that is available or a custom one off?  I would really like to get my hands on one!  

2014 Silverado Brake Controller Gauge Pod.JPG

Nasty Senior Enthusiast

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The guy onhere is names block8head.  Or something close to that. He makes the.

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I thought there was one listed in the for sale section a little while back as well.

 

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Awesome!

 

Does anyone by chance have the part number for the stock trim piece?

 

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Omni New Member

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On 11/1/2017 at 7:58 PM, block8head said:

^^ LOOks awesome!! :D

 

Block8head would love to pay you to make me one of those awsome gauge pods for 2018 gmc?

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18 hours ago, Omni said:

Block8head would love to pay you to make me one of those awsome gauge pods for 2018 gmc?

Message me for tge info. They are available. 

Ben

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9 hours ago, block8head said:

Message me for tge info. They are available. 

Ben

New to using the forums not sure if I am doing this right sry if not but really interested in getting one of your gauge pods.

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On 8/22/2019 at 12:10 PM, block8head said:

Message me for tge info. They are available. 

Ben

I have a 2019 3500 Silverado. I’d love one of the gauge pods over the brake controller if you were still making them. Thanks, Ryan

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