I'd like to see photos of some clean looking dashes and center consoles with gauges/readouts for A/F, boost, temp, etc... I'm finding it hard to find a solution that looks right.

Speaking of which, I wish someone produced a gage that shows both boost pressure and A/F ratio at the same time that would fit into the stock clock location (like an Andial/Ruf boost gage does) and look esthetically like it belongs there. Shouldn't be hard to create ... I wonder how many would sell...?

 

Here you go...

 

Are you aware of the BlownSix clock with these features. It is actually for the 964t but would work in a 930 too.

 

I saw your thread and figured, I don't really belong in the 930 forum so I didn't post but here you go
where the clock is is my afr gauge from the analog out of the LM1
boost, fuel press and egt at the muffler
the green switch is a power line for the gauge. And you'll notice the boost gague above zero, I installed in winter and took this pic in the summer. It has a pressure relief at the top but does not automatically adjust. It's not elegant, and it isn't oem looking at all, but it does the job. And it's perfect for logging with the lm1 between the seats.
this is console delete also.
I really don't like the BS all in one thing, it maybe cheaper than the lm1 but I don't like all the lights

 

friend's lc1, screen name kcpsg

 

oh ****

 

...................I messed that all up, and can't figure out how to delete a pic?

 

This may sound silly but why are those gauges all crooked...???

 

They are crooked so that the you can read the upper end of the instruments better, you don't have to look too long when you are at speed.

 

Thanks Nathan for the lead on the blownsix gauge. I'll check it out.
CHEERS!

 

Thanks - that does make sense !

 

No problem.

 

hey Nathan your ac controls are on the wrong side of the steering wheel!

 

No, you have it wrong as my car has no AC

 

Here are some pics of my dash that you asked for.




The wires that you see are all now all tucked away. These were taken during the install. I can shoot more pics if you need when I get back home.