How to option my Holley Dominator???
If you want to run Auto meter gauges you either have to split the signal to the gauge and the ecu or you have to double up on sensors with the exception of the tach which has a dedicated output from the ECU.
Holley makes programmable digital gauges that run on a single wire from the ecu.
They also have the old touch screen LCD which can be used as a cluster or a handheld programmer and a newer design touchscreen that is intended to be used exclusively as as a dash with more custom options but it is not released yet.
Racepak is now compatible with a module but if you don't already have one, that's a very expensive route for a da
As for tablets, you can use them if they are running a full version of Windows 8. These tablets are usually designated as "pro" versions. This is effectively the same as using a laptop and give you 100% of the gui features but the "Dash" display mode is limited and not programmable. I've also heard that on the small ones that would actually fit in the dash it can be impossible to get the screen size right due to the native resolution of the screens.
Holley makes programmable digital gauges that run on a single wire from the ecu.
They also have the old touch screen LCD which can be used as a cluster or a handheld programmer and a newer design touchscreen that is intended to be used exclusively as as a dash with more custom options but it is not released yet.
Racepak is now compatible with a module but if you don't already have one, that's a very expensive route for a da
As for tablets, you can use them if they are running a full version of Windows 8. These tablets are usually designated as "pro" versions. This is effectively the same as using a laptop and give you 100% of the gui features but the "Dash" display mode is limited and not programmable. I've also heard that on the small ones that would actually fit in the dash it can be impossible to get the screen size right due to the native resolution of the screens.
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The gauges are very cool IMO and very easy to wire (they all go to the same power, ground and signal from ECU) but they can be infuriating to program as they have like 9 parameters each and you only have 2 buttons to navigate the setup. All scrolling menus, so if you pass your choice, you gotta go all the way around again. LOL
The gauges are very cool IMO and very easy to wire (they all go to the same power, ground and signal from ECU) but they can be infuriating to program as they have like 9 parameters each and you only have 2 buttons to navigate the setup. All scrolling menus, so if you pass your choice, you gotta go all the way around again. LOL
If you want to run Auto meter gauges you either have to split the signal to the gauge and the ecu or you have to double up on sensors with the exception of the tach which has a dedicated output from the ECU.
Holley makes programmable digital gauges that run on a single wire from the ecu.
They also have the old touch screen LCD which can be used as a cluster or a handheld programmer and a newer design touchscreen that is intended to be used exclusively as as a dash with more custom options but it is not released yet.
Racepak is now compatible with a module but if you don't already have one, that's a very expensive route for a dash.
As for tablets, you can use them if they are running a full version of Windows 8. These tablets are usually designated as "pro" versions. This is effectively the same as using a laptop and give you 100% of the gui features but the "Dash" display mode is limited and not programmable. I've also heard that on the small ones that would actually fit in the dash it can be impossible to get the screen size right due to the native resolution of the screens.
Holley makes programmable digital gauges that run on a single wire from the ecu.
They also have the old touch screen LCD which can be used as a cluster or a handheld programmer and a newer design touchscreen that is intended to be used exclusively as as a dash with more custom options but it is not released yet.
Racepak is now compatible with a module but if you don't already have one, that's a very expensive route for a dash.
As for tablets, you can use them if they are running a full version of Windows 8. These tablets are usually designated as "pro" versions. This is effectively the same as using a laptop and give you 100% of the gui features but the "Dash" display mode is limited and not programmable. I've also heard that on the small ones that would actually fit in the dash it can be impossible to get the screen size right due to the native resolution of the screens.
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