Project WTF's wrong with your clock? Custom Innovate setup
Apr 12, 2010, 07:59 PM
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Project WTF's wrong with your clock? Custom Innovate setup
So after seeing another Evo M members custom AFR gauge that was placed in the hole on the gauge cluster which just says "lancer" shown in the link below https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...auge-dash.html
THANKS AznDragonV for the Inspiration!!
After seeing this, I had a great idea for what i wanted to do with my AFR gauge. i decided that it had to go where the factory clock is.
I took a decent amount of pictures through out the process so if anyone is interested i would be willing to write a "how to" for this.
Price- $240
LC-1 Wideband Controller unit with Sensor- $160 (from an awesome vendor on here)
Dynotune Square LCD display for wideband Controllers $80 http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idproduct=171
Time- .... depends... roughly 3-5 hours (i was working very slowly on this and took my time with the wiring and it took me 4 hours (..i hate wiring..)
End Result- A Flippin Sweet/ Super clean awesome AFR gauge.
All pics were taken with my phone, sorry for the poor quality, i will get some pictures with my Nikon ASAP, the pictures really do not do this setup justice it looks awesome and is easy to see day or night.
THANKS AznDragonV for the Inspiration!!
After seeing this, I had a great idea for what i wanted to do with my AFR gauge. i decided that it had to go where the factory clock is.
I took a decent amount of pictures through out the process so if anyone is interested i would be willing to write a "how to" for this.
Price- $240
LC-1 Wideband Controller unit with Sensor- $160 (from an awesome vendor on here)
Dynotune Square LCD display for wideband Controllers $80 http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...?idproduct=171
Time- .... depends... roughly 3-5 hours (i was working very slowly on this and took my time with the wiring and it took me 4 hours (..i hate wiring..)
End Result- A Flippin Sweet/ Super clean awesome AFR gauge.
All pics were taken with my phone, sorry for the poor quality, i will get some pictures with my Nikon ASAP, the pictures really do not do this setup justice it looks awesome and is easy to see day or night.
Apr 12, 2010, 08:51 PM
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Looks good, if loggable and bright enough to see in daylight, (I know for me its hard to see the clock sometimes even with the brighter clock-mod) kudos to you for being creative.
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Apr 12, 2010, 09:31 PM
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its very bright and easy to see day or night, yes it is Loggable, i ran the cords for computer connection into my Glove box and they are tucked in there nice and clean.
Apr 12, 2010, 11:50 PM
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I wouldn't like it there as it obviously takes your eyes away from the road in front while doing a pull (and not logging, for example)....I enjoy for my AFR's to be right in front of my eyes, and taking them off the path in front of me to glance at the afr's to make sure everything is ok during a pull could be life threatening. Regardless, looks great, and definitely very clean.
