Spin9k

I have to know what's going on in my car. So my dash has gone through a number of revisions, I installed/removed the RB lower tray gauges, had the Traqmate where the DashDaq is now, on top of the gauge cluster, and in the center console.

Space is tight to put things ... the biggest hurdle is figuring where in heck to put what's needed somewhere that's reachable / easily seen. I love custom dash touches, just I don't have the time/talent/money to do that. So I try to find what works.

I'd like to see what others use keep informed of what's happening and manage any active car systems when tracking.

So lets see your setups..... here's mine...



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The DashDAQ has great capabilites - Full GPS, OBD2 Diagnostics w/upto 24 OBD2 data streams & gauges w/numbers and/or graphs displayed at once, vehicle performance measurement, MM player, customizable screens, external data input/display/recording, etc.

Here the unit displaying (left) Intake Air temp, speed, engine coolant temp, (center) lamda (right) long term fuel trim, short term fuel trim, spark advance. It's an easy touch screen setup from over 300 available OBD2 parameters! Yet only a single wire connects it to the car (and one you see from the side for the GPS sensor).



The eCon adjusts the front to rear balance of the Cusco coilovers thru 25 steps on the fly. This is a godsend on track. Dial your pleasure from oversteer to understeer to suit while driving on track

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The RP Shortshifter is magical.... the best snickity-snick bio-feedback control in the car.

Traqmate datalogger - simply the best after-the-fact teacher - bar none - to show you how and where to improve you track talents. Limited but useful on-track displays.

Trim reset - always have the car set trims while running on track w/this 'room' fuse breaker switch.