Awesome! That looks really goodOriginally Posted by ReggieK
2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4
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Awesome! That looks really good
2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4
2016 RAM 3500 4x4 Laramie Crew Cab ,G56
Looks good, I would say that I personally would prefer them slightly canted more towards the driver position but for a sight unseen build, looks really close to factory!
* '17 CCLB G56 Laramie 4x4 - MM3 Tuned & Low Carb, Banks Grid Heater Delete, TV Delete, S&B CAI, 4" Turbo Back, Flo-Pro Muffler, Valair Quiet Dual Disc, CAT Fuel Filter Kit, Leveled, 18" Method 315 in Gold, 35" Toyo OC A/T II, HID Projectors, HLR LED Fogs, Infinity Speaker Upgrades, Line-X Platinum, WeatherTech Guards, XPEL Prime XR+
* '02 WS6 M6 - ASC#3001 "Last of the Breed" - Full Suspension, CIE, on 18x11 Copper/Black CCW Classics.
* '19 Triumph Speed Triple RS - Lots of Twill Carbon Fiber, SC Project Low Mount
Looks good, but with today's trucks, especially DRD tuned.
I'd like to monitor a lot more than 3 PIDs.
That's why I like digital displays.
Plus, it doesn't look like there is much room for an MM3 display.
And if you custom-make one, then that's a lot of gauges staring at you, LOL.
Nonetheless clean install and a nice setup.
Side note.
Depending on what size those mounts are.
You can get 2-3 banks monitors that allow a **** ton of PIDs to be monitored.
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Yeah, I have the MM3, and it’s wired in, so if I want to change or monitor something, I have to plug in the display.
A bit of a pain, but honestly, monitoring most things, at least for me, isn’t a big deal.
I can monitor fuel rail pressure, but whether it’s up or down or right where it should be is Greek.
These gauges are just for show.
The only new thing is the pyro.
Boost and trans temp can already be viewed through the dash so these make it pretty, haha.
Trying to figure out where to mount the MM3, I drilled a hole in the back of the center console just to run the line for the monitor.
I have the little cubby where the CD player would go if there were one seriously though, who listens to CDs nowadays?
So the hole is out of sight if I decide to put it somewhere else.
Playing with the idea of mounting it around the center console somewhere just haven’t come up with anything worth screwing and drilling holes in yet.
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I just got this mount from Holley Performance.
Replaces the handle bolt cover.
It seems to be cast aluminum.
Very easy to install and run wiring and looks clean.
This would be awesome if I could get my MM3 to work as a simple engine monitor until we make some changes.
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That looks like a clean setup, but I would be concerned with the bottom left of the windshield being blocked by it.I just got this mount from Holley Performance.
Replaces the handle bolt cover.
It seems to be cast aluminum.
Very easy to install and run wiring and looks clean.
This would be awesome if I could get my MM3 to work as a simple engine monitor until we make some changes.
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2016 Ram Laramie 3500, G56, 6.7, CC, 4x4
2016 RAM 3500 4x4 Laramie Crew Cab ,G56
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From where I sit, it mostly covers up the dash and hood.
So it doesn't block anything on the road.
I had the pillar mount gauge pod before, which is an improvement, IMHO.
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I want to do the same setup in my 2020 5th Gen.
Could you add me on Facebook so it's easier to text back and forth?
If so, I can send you my username; thank you!
Looks great.
After five years, my CTS monitor finally stopped working, and I've always wanted gauges!
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