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  • 4 weeks later...
I like the moulded in screen! That looks sooo good.

I see you guys have been talking about my setup... The nismo dash is very easy to hook up to any AV input. It just has a regular RCA jack on the back. I can't remember if it's NTSC or Pal but I think it's NTSC.

I'm in the middle of a major rebuild of the car so stay tuned to the "geek my skyline" post for updates..

Edited by Jamskate
I see you guys have been talking about my setup... The nismo dash is very easy to hook up to any AV input. It just has a regular RCA jack on the back. I can't remember if it's NTSC or Pal but I think it's NTSC.

I'm in the middle of a major rebuild of the car so stay tuned to the "geek my skyline" post for updates..

Anyone done this to a 320kph white gauge r33GTR dash or got pics of one??Grey Pearl.
Anyone done this to a 320kph white gauge r33GTR dash or got pics of one??Grey Pearl.
Scrub that comment, of course there's no room between white gauges,lol haven't used my car for so long had to go have another look at it.Grey Pearl.
  • 3 months later...

Im after a nice person who is willing to help, and get some cash :cool:

I have just bought one of these but it did not come with a remote, im looking for some one who would be nice enough to let me use there remote to program another one, if your interstate i will send you the remote with return packaging with return postage already paid so all you have to do is drop it in a post box when your done.

If your willing to help please pm me.

  • 2 weeks later...
It didnt sell, its been relisted. Buy it!

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so these are quite rare/expensive?? DAMMIT!!!!! my 33 came with one...the dealer was like.. it's for a japanese gps that doesn't work in australia... we can take it out and put in a standard dash if you like

me: "yeah do that... don't want a big crappy NOT functional screen bang in the middle"

:)

If you happen to find the remote kicking around i'll buy it off you :)

Unless it has the ej1 ecu then it is just a screen in the dash.

Edited by W0rp3D
Do they make these with the R34 style gauges??? Digital odometer and whatnot??

Not for GTT, but R34 GTR owners might be interested..

http://www.skylinesdownunder.com/forums/sh...ead.php?t=57259

Guy back home developed it. Has everything you could want.

Ipod, Radio, CD, Engine codes, GPS, DVD etc...

What's this remote you're after Brett? I thought all of those screens were run off the epson ej1 system.

Yeah but to change screens you need a remote that controls the ej1, mine didnt come with it so i have to try and figure out another way of controlling it.

Yes thats a HKS camp... dime a dozen on Yahoo Auctions, I feel sorry for whoever gets sucked into paying AU$700 for that. I picked up mine for more like $270

Looked up a couple of you tube vids, looks like the camp runs off the diagnostic port, is that right?

If so its no good for anyone with and aftermarket ecu.

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