NSP Gauge Pod question

[b5s4tt]

New South Performance Steering Column Pod
2 wire setup blk and red
what wires are you guys using for power for a pod gauge. ground is easy im just wondering if you used a wire from there or below the dash. ive looked at all the install faqs and diy and they arent that good for b5. im going to get my testlight tomorrow from work. the car is a 01 6spd

[b5s4tt]

anyone ?

[02audia41.8]

im doing mine sunday so ill let you know how we end up doing it

[IamEzraM]

i believe i use terminal 75x on the fuse panel under the kick plate, its an ignition controlled 14v power source

[b5s4tt]

thanks i will check that out

[kodycobra]

New South Performance Steering Column Pod
2 wire setup blk and red
what wires are you guys using for power for a pod gauge. ground is easy im just wondering if you used a wire from there or below the dash. ive looked at all the install faqs and diy and they arent that good for b5. im going to get my testlight tomorrow from work. the car is a 01 6spd

I just finished installing my New South gauge pod with a cheap GlowShift 7-color boost/vac gauge about 30mins ago.

Granted, my gauge had a few more wires... I used this guy's walk-through http://www.taner.net/s4/boost_gauge/ (like AWE's) It clearly shows you where the terminal 75X(Ignition switched) is I had to lengthen all my wires, because they were way too short to reach there, but hell... that's caveman easy.

The NSP gauge pod gets in the way of the LCD screen a little, but to me that's better than not seeing your speedometer!!

Here's my setup...






Bad pics, I know... But I just read this, and took them for you so you could see how the gauge pod looks installed.

You should have no problems doing it, just take your time, and follow the procedure

[b5s4tt]

did you use the fuseholder ? thanks man. in the audis i like to make sure its right because theres nothing wores then electrical problems. my pixels are all faded anyways ;]

[TRANS4M]

i believe i use terminal 75x on the fuse panel under the kick plate, its an ignition controlled 14v power source

That's what I did.

[01treyS4]

^me too