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  • 4 weeks later...

Thats NICE!

How cool is the i-drive thing on the console.

I want something like it just on a smaller scale.

Giving me ideas.

Nissan consult, anyone confirm if it outputs as a hex data stream i think most all cars do (OBDII) etc..

Havent really delved into it, someone correct me if im wrong.

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He probably put ctrl, alt and del buttons on steering wheel

LOLOLOLOL so true but it would suck having to reboot and seeing error messages like...

error 3048

engine malfunction - stop immediately. i might stick to my normal dash :(

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  • 4 months later...
Hey Guys,

Not sure if this is the right section but i just came across this link in the supra forum.

This guy takes the words 'custom dash' to another level... The pictures speak louder then words..

Whats more impressive this guy programmed the whole display by himself in VB.

Now he is putting this car up for sale.

Anyway, Enjoy!

http://www.mr2forum.de/thread.php%3Fthread...3qSJPiLQWKs6GVQ

holy hell.. man thats crazy. but i personally reckon its hidious lol. but good on him for doing it himself 10/10

  • 3 weeks later...

thats really cool...

wud be nice to see summin like that on a skyline :D

ive been wanting to use one of my laptops in the car. hook it up to an external display and feed the engine readings (data logging) onto the screen. Havnt really found anything interesting on the forums. i've looked into some stuff by Tech Edge, but nothing promising.

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