Integrated Computer system installed
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Im in Gilbert, close to Chandler. When it gets cold no i wont be blowing hot air on it as those vents wont be used for heat (i use the floor vents)....but i wouldnt want to make it any hotter, cause it never gets THAT cold here. Thanks for all the comments guys
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Originally Posted by sr20det91
Looks great. I've been contimplating a project like this since I picked up the EVO. How difficult was it to retro-fit the climate controls in the lower DIN compartment?
I have another post on the forum about moving my climate controls....lemme find that for ya
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...6&page=1&pp=15
, Our cars should of came stock with something like that, looks very professional!
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The screen is made in honk knong i blieve, the company is called Lilliput, mine is a 7 inch VGA touchscreen.
Its hard to put a price to the project because of all the trial and error costs (extra uneeded cables and stuff like that). The screen was like $350, the computer maybe came out to like 300 or less? i dont remember....
The process was long for me....if i had to give one suggestion, that would be plan everything BEFORE you buy anything, i changed my design 5-6 times after i started buying things, it was a big waste of money. As far as electrical goes, the computer/screen is standalone, while the inverter its plugged into is wired to the battery.
I started off doing the radio relocation, then i wanted to do flush mount so i had to move the a/c, I moved that and then fabricated the center piece. Computerwise I started with a full size tower, with wires running to the trunk (not to hard to do there), and then i ended up building my own and fitting it behind the screen inside the dash board, saved lots of cabling.
I dont know if i've convered all that you were wondering about, if not go ahead and let me know.
Its hard to put a price to the project because of all the trial and error costs (extra uneeded cables and stuff like that). The screen was like $350, the computer maybe came out to like 300 or less? i dont remember....
The process was long for me....if i had to give one suggestion, that would be plan everything BEFORE you buy anything, i changed my design 5-6 times after i started buying things, it was a big waste of money. As far as electrical goes, the computer/screen is standalone, while the inverter its plugged into is wired to the battery.
I started off doing the radio relocation, then i wanted to do flush mount so i had to move the a/c, I moved that and then fabricated the center piece. Computerwise I started with a full size tower, with wires running to the trunk (not to hard to do there), and then i ended up building my own and fitting it behind the screen inside the dash board, saved lots of cabling.
I dont know if i've convered all that you were wondering about, if not go ahead and let me know.
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Now you can program an Exed on the fly! You can also install OBDII software and monitor in real time! I saw one OBDII package that allowed you to display any of four gauges you wanted, that would be cool. Nice job!
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From: CANADA
Originally Posted by nastea
are you using a dc/dc powersupply or the conventional one, i am doing the same thing, but i'm going to make a tiny box...
