Swaps just got way easier...Holley Terminator X
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The 3.5" is a display and has a variety of present screens and functions. The 7" and the 12" dashes are fully programmable to display anything you want, in the manner you want to display it. Gauges can be added, removed, modified, etc... You can change the style of the gauge, the format, color, transparency, ANYTHING! The 7" and the 12" can also be programmed to have virtual switches to turn things on/off. You also have 90% of tuning ability through the 7" and 12" dashes. The 3.5" has limited tuning ability and a laptop is highly recommended to access various advanced parameters.
Andrew
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The 3.5" is a display and has a variety of present screens and functions. The 7" and the 12" dashes are fully programmable to display anything you want, in the manner you want to display it. Gauges can be added, removed, modified, etc... You can change the style of the gauge, the format, color, transparency, ANYTHING! The 7" and the 12" can also be programmed to have virtual switches to turn things on/off. You also have 90% of tuning ability through the 7" and 12" dashes. The 3.5" has limited tuning ability and a laptop is highly recommended to access various advanced parameters.
Andrew
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My assumption was the 3.5" screen was intended to be useful as a display to replace most of the gauges in a car. Is this not the case? I am fully intending to get one of these when i swap my chevelle wagon, but a big part of the justification for me is not needing to buy gauges. I dont want some stupid looking tesla-esque big screen mounted on my dash, i really like the small size of the 3.5" screen.
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My assumption was the 3.5" screen was intended to be useful as a display to replace most of the gauges in a car. Is this not the case? I am fully intending to get one of these when i swap my chevelle wagon, but a big part of the justification for me is not needing to buy gauges. I dont want some stupid looking tesla-esque big screen mounted on my dash, i really like the small size of the 3.5" screen.
Andrew
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So if I get the USB adapter cable and buy a Windows based tablet with the Holley software installed, could that be used for a touch screen alternative to the pricey 7" & 12" screens Holley is offering?
I have the Terminator X Max (trans control). Although the 3.5" screen is great for quick changes and use for gauges, a larger tablet would be more ideal to keep an eye on the engine vidals. I don't have the setup installed and I am a few month out from having it running. Just curious if this could be a lower cost way to get it done.
Thanks!!
I have the Terminator X Max (trans control). Although the 3.5" screen is great for quick changes and use for gauges, a larger tablet would be more ideal to keep an eye on the engine vidals. I don't have the setup installed and I am a few month out from having it running. Just curious if this could be a lower cost way to get it done.
Thanks!!
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http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.c...od/prd1105.htm
I am sure that the Terminator X will be supported very soon. The X uses the same CAN protocol as other Holley systems.
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