good location for arlift load controller gauges?

[Ram]

I'm putting airlift airbags on my truck shortly. Got the onboard compressor with the dual gauges. Only question I got is where's a good location to mount the gauges? I'm thinking about mounting them in the side of the center console underneath the dash. Anybody got any suggestions?

Thanks,

Ryan

[felpa41]

I have the single guage with dual (one red, one black) pointers. They are mounted under the dash, just to the right of the steering column. Works well for me!

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[GMC D-Max]

What about in the block-off plate at the front of the overhead console? I put my controls there, although mine are the electric switches for solenoids, and my gauge is a Dakota Digital, so there's no air lines going inside the cab at all. Check the link in my sig for a pic (finally got some more pictures up).

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[Ram]

Wow! What a great looking setup. I don't think my gauges will work there but thanks for showing them.

[CanadaKev]

Ram,

My setup is the same as felpa41's, and is also installed under the dash right in line with the go-peddle. I can read the guage by looking through the steering wheel and it is not in the way of my right leg.

Kev

[Ram]

I was worried about interference with my leg if I put the gauges under the dash. But if 2 people have it there with no problems, I think I'll be okay with it. Thanks for your help.

- Ryan