Air Vent Gauge Pod for Subaru SH Forester (2008-2013) and GH/GR Impreza (2007-2014)

Need somewhere neat and tidy to install a boost gauge in your Forester XT or WRX? D3D has created this direct fit Gauge Pod for 52mm gauges that replaces the outer swivel air vent in your dashboard, giving you a clear view of the engine information you need. This Air Vent Gauge Pod works with both the SH Forester (Gen 3) and GH/GR Impreza/WRX (Gen 3).

Available in Black or Matte Silver, the D3D Air Vent Gauge Pod will blend neatly in with your interior, and is paintable if needed. It includes 3 optional spacer rings that can be used for deeper gauges if you don't want to make any cuts or changes to the dashboard air duct. It can be purchased for LHD and RHD fitment, and can also be optioned to keep the vent open for those who still want airflow. However, we recommend careful testing with the heater/AC before relying on gauge data, as the temperature of the air coming through the duct can affect the accuracy of some gauges. For the most reliable data, we would recommend blanking off the air duct behind the gauge.

Please note - this product isn't a simple plug and play. You will need to run wiring and/or hoses to your gauge from the relevant components of the car, which may involve cutting or modification to the ducts in the dashboard.

This is currently a made to order item. Please allow up to 14 days to receive your shipment notification.

Diverge 3D is committed to providing you with the best possible experience through our products and accompanying instruction guides. However, we cannot accept responsibility for any damage, injury, or other consequences that may occur during installation or use. Please ensure you are familiar with and comply with your local laws regarding vehicle modification. As this is an aftermarket product, it has not undergone crash testing and its performance in an accident is unknown. Do not allow the use of our products to distract you from your surroundings or affect your control of the vehicle. Any electrical work is undertaken at your own risk. If you are not confident in carrying out such work, we recommend seeking assistance from a qualified professional.