FlexPod gauge mount on Yaris

[Slacky]

I found this flex pod gauge mount. It was designed to be used on the factory screws located behind the steering wheels.

http://www.cravenspeed.com/products/FlexPod-Gauge-Mount.html


Does anyone have the resources to find out if the distance between the (2) screws shares the same spec with any of these models:

Scion FR-S (2012-2013)
Toyota 4Runner (2003-2009)
Toyota 4Runner (2010-2013)
Toyota FJ Cruiser (2007-2013)
Toyota Tacoma (2005-2013)
Toyota Tundra (2000-2006)
Toyota Tundra (2007-2013)

I love the look if these gauge mount its so clean....

[Revsson]

Interesting idea, though somewhat expensive. I imagine that CTScott is the
man to answer this question. Or you might just want to contact Craven Speed
themselves. They could always add the Yaris to the list, especially for those
of us with the center gauge console, who might want to buy this.

One question would be how much clearance would there be to open the glove box
and still have the gauges mounted there.

[jetblast]

Nice piece

[jcboy]

Nice! Tempting.

[CTScott]

I just checked and the screw positions are identical between my Yaris and my 2011 Tacoma.

[Slacky]

I just checked and the screw positions are identical between my Yaris and my 2011 Tacoma.

Great news...
Thanks for the support.

[mazilla]

Expensive...and wires hanging out of the back is lame for that $. Drivers side glove box mount the gauges and if you decide to sell just replace the lid with one from a wrecker. My .02

[Revsson]

How easy is it to replace the glove box lid on the Driver's side? :iono:

My 800th post...I gotta long way to go to catch up to CTScott. :wink:

[CTScott]

How easy is it to replace the glove box lid on the Driver's side? :iono:

My 800th post...I gotta long way to go to catch up to CTScott. :wink:

To replace the glove box top you have to remove the dash top to get at the mounting screws.