Another Tunerview II install option
#1
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Another Tunerview II install option
Wanted to share this install...
With a little bit o'$$ left over from the Kpro install, I purchased a Tunerview II.
I didn't like most of the installs, the unit is "out in the open" a little too much. Spectacle's install was probably the best I saw, but it's a pain to look up and down while driving.
Why not the visor? The driver's visor restricts vison too much for me (I'm a gorilla) so the passenger side seemed best. The downside is that you can't re-program the screens without taking the unit out at least part way.
For the build I used 3/32 plastic sheet- this stuff is VERY hard to work with- it took me three tries cutting out the shape.
The visor has metal rods around the edges that needed to be ground/cut out when in the way- and taped to prevent shorting of the electrical connectors.
The foam inside the visor is really tough stuff- I had to be very careful and chip out a little at a time without accidentally going through the visor bottom.
I used sheet foam and electrical tape the 'flatten out' the back of the TV2 as best I could, and used a sheet of plastic inside the visor to keep anything from poking through:
I picked up the power/ground at the top control box under the dash (yellow wire on unpluged connector), and I had to cut and re-solder the connector cable (pain) to thread the cable through. It turned out better than I though it was going to...
Thanks to everyone here who posted up their 'trials' with getting this unit working with Kpro- It worked on the first try for me, except for the AFR reading. But I think that's b/c I rocking the stock primary swap thing now.
The pics:
With a little bit o'$$ left over from the Kpro install, I purchased a Tunerview II.
I didn't like most of the installs, the unit is "out in the open" a little too much. Spectacle's install was probably the best I saw, but it's a pain to look up and down while driving.
Why not the visor? The driver's visor restricts vison too much for me (I'm a gorilla) so the passenger side seemed best. The downside is that you can't re-program the screens without taking the unit out at least part way.
For the build I used 3/32 plastic sheet- this stuff is VERY hard to work with- it took me three tries cutting out the shape.
The visor has metal rods around the edges that needed to be ground/cut out when in the way- and taped to prevent shorting of the electrical connectors.
The foam inside the visor is really tough stuff- I had to be very careful and chip out a little at a time without accidentally going through the visor bottom.
I used sheet foam and electrical tape the 'flatten out' the back of the TV2 as best I could, and used a sheet of plastic inside the visor to keep anything from poking through:
I picked up the power/ground at the top control box under the dash (yellow wire on unpluged connector), and I had to cut and re-solder the connector cable (pain) to thread the cable through. It turned out better than I though it was going to...
Thanks to everyone here who posted up their 'trials' with getting this unit working with Kpro- It worked on the first try for me, except for the AFR reading. But I think that's b/c I rocking the stock primary swap thing now.
The pics:
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Originally Posted by ihiryu,Jan 6 2011, 02:32 PM
I like it! Only if there was a way to make it more OEM'ish though. Like the felt material, but definitely digging it
Driving with it is really nice- quick glance over to monitor...
#6
I can't say its a bad idea in theory except for where you placed the buttons. I'm always changing screens and I shiver at the thought of having to reach across the car do it everytime I wanted to.
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Originally Posted by StocS2k,Jan 10 2011, 06:41 PM
Nice...
Damn they need this for Flashpro
Damn they need this for Flashpro
I'm not particularly familiar with the Tunerview II, but it looks similar to any of the OBDII / CAN products that display similar data, and datalog (Dash Hawk, etc.).
#10
Originally Posted by ihiryu,Jan 11 2011, 03:35 PM
but you can see everything real time leaving it plugged in, and the flashpro to a laptop