while i'm in America, thought i would see what digi dashes were about, found this company just down the road, what u guys think

Dakota digital

Its a bit Max power isnt it?!??

I think it looks like crap. I'm not into hot rods.

What looks crap? You send them your dash and they fit the digi clocks to it. Or that's how I see it..........
The clocks look OK but I'm sure I've seen similar 'singles' for less money.

the page i linked to is just the rod page, if u go to the home page, they do lots of different ones, i'm not far from them so i'll call in, also they do an after market cruise control i like the look of

I bought one of their instruments a while ago for use in my R1 Indy, but went for the bike clocks in the end.

I still have it, if anyone is interested....


Dakota Digital instrument

James

Big John,

I think you'll need the clearest displays possible as you won't be able to see much as acceleration forces turns your eyeballs into pancakes!...

Neil.

They do look good, but I would be careful of vfl displays, unless I`m mistaken they have a filliment which coupled to a sports car may be a bit of a problem. I know the filliment in a car bulb works with the vibration, but changing a bulb is fairly little hardship.

Darren

guess they have a very expensive hole borer

Ideal if your building the Knightrider car....

plan B then,

http://www.chetcodigital.com/index-Automotive.htm

Quite like this one
http://www.dakotadigital.com/index.cfm/page/ptype=product/product_id=488/category_id=69/home_id=59/mode=prod/prd488.htm

better to have dials than numbers - easier to read - in fact you don't even need to read if you know more or less where the numbers are, a quick glance at the needle position will tell you all you need to know.

Those are quite expensive for a 250 pound car.

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Originally posted by RK
Those are quite expensive for a 250 pound car.

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found another dash, so many to choose from.

http://www.fuelairspark.com/Products/details/datalogger/over.asp