CAD & Design/Automotive and hot-rod accessories
Universal 52 mm Motorsport Gauge Pod System
How it’s built: The 4 mm front plate is a separate part, in either aluminium or print, held on with countersunk M3 screws into heat-set inserts. Each gauge is held from the back by a removable ring pressing on a rubber pad. The pod sits on a tongue clamped between the two sides of a folded aluminium bracket by one M6 bolt. It tilts 0° to 30°.
Details
- Size
- single 76 × 76 × 82 mm, double 144 × 76 × 82 mm, triple 212 × 76 × 82 mm (housing); 115 mm high fitted at 15°
- Mass
- 0.17 / 0.33 / 0.47 kg without gauges
- Gauges
- 52 mm, 68 mm centres, body depth 36 to 39 mm with the supplied ring
- Material
- ASA or PA12 print; 6061-T6 bezel and base; 5052-H32 bracket; EPDM pads; A2 stainless fasteners
- Tilt
- 0° to 30°, friction clamp on an M6 pivot
- Skill level
- Intermediate
- Tools needed
- 3D printer (220 × 220 bed for the triple), CNC router, mill or laser for plate, sheet folder, M5 tap, soldering iron for heat-set inserts
What you get
- 3 STEP assemblies (single, double, triple), every part a named body
- 12 STEP part files (housing ×3, bezel ×3, base ×3, folded bracket, retention ring, pad)
- 7 STL files for printing (housing ×3, printed bezel ×3, retention ring)
- 8 DXF files, 1:1 mm (bezel ×3, base ×3, bracket flat blank, pad)
- Cut list with fasteners
- Bend data for the bracket
- 4 pictures
- PDF description with build notes
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