For the people out there using the Autometer pod and still using the stock boost gauge. How did you mount the stock boost gauge in the pod so it wouldn't fall out? Side thought...the AEM is a little too big I've heard for the pod. Is this true?

I don't know anything about the AEM gauge but I am using the stock boost gauge in the autometer two gauge pillar. I just pushed it in from the front and it fit in very snuggly. It hasn't moved at all and looks great with my interceptor.

The AEM's bezel/ring is too large. With either a dremel or metal file, you can get it to fit though.

A little tip, if the gauge is a tad too loose, put a rubber band araound the gauge and it will keep it in place.

A little tip, if the gauge is a tad too loose, put a rubber band araound the gauge and it will keep it in place.

Or black electrical tape works.

^^^ I used electrical tape myself.

both my Aem wideband and stock boost gauge fit fine

Or black electrical tape works.

I did that myself and when adjusting the gauge the friggin tape started peeking out.:lol: So I did the rubber band and it worked out better for me.

Or black electrical tape works.

Actually, my interceptor fit perfectly with out any black electric tape. My cobalt series wideband also fit perfectly with no modifications.

Actually, my interceptor fit perfectly with out any black electric tape. My cobalt series wideband also fit perfectly with no modifications.

So did mine, but he his looking to fit the stock boost gauge in the Autometer dual pod.

My interceptor and stock boost guage fits snugly. I'll tell you how the Wideband fits when it arrives!

my boost guage fit fine and so did my aeroforce. but i had to use a drimel and shave some of the guage to fit my aem wideband in there but it was nothing to hard.