what needed to be done to hook them up to the truck? was it a plug in play or did you ahve to do a lot of custom work

 

Well, you'll need a supercharger to hook the boost guage to.

 

that one lets me out they dont make a supercharger for the 4.6

 

You can get all kinds of guages to put in there though, some have their own sensors, some easy wire taps. Here's an example of the selection:
http://www.summitracing.com/search/B...es-Individual/

 

Where did you get the pod at? I looked at Roush and Autometer and couldn't find one for the 2004+ Pillars.

 

vortech will work, and im sure you could have a custom adapter plate made to put an eaton on there or something. anything is possible with money

 

Heres the link for the gauge pod. You can get a two or three gauge pod. Hooking the gauges up is as simple as following the directions. Nothing hard about it. The hardest thing was making the pod match my interior. lol
http://jbrlsr.com/?aid=5336118841&bi...pinions-2.html

 

There are other pod options out there if you're not sure about the pillar pod. First couple pages of this thread I posted my pod setup for my gauges. I took a HD gauge pod and modified it. Some guys at an audio shop in the area worked it over....took em a while and cost me a bit to do it, but it is out of my LOS so it works for me.

 

Sure they do.
http://www.livernoismotorsports.com/product.phtml?p=489

 

I stated way back when this thread was new that I was checking into the woodgrain dash kit..well the weather broke and I decided to install my kit today.Just thought I'd post a pic.I know its not everyones style..but I'm going for the richer look as compaired to the off road look.If my truck were black or something other than the Smokestone I might go the other way..but all in all it now has a richer type of look which is what I was going for.