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Hey guys, has anyone here thought about, or actually fitted up an MFD into an R32 GTR (*or GTS-T)? I know it's more than that, ecu, grav sensors etc? I reckon it would be a total d!ck around, but would it be possible provided you had all the R34 electro gizmos? Or is the R32 GTR (*or GTS-T) hardware too old to chuck in the '34 GTR loom, ecu's, etc?

Figure it'd be nicer than have a bazillion gauges. lol

That really is a serious question - I have my flame suit on.


Failing that, has anyone fitted a Wolf Motorsport ECU to an R32 GTR (*or GTS-T), and an iPad mini (which Wolf has the app for the readouts, etc that connects to the ecu via WiFi/Bluetooth) to basically replace their mechanical gauges?
I figure in a race car you don't really need a radio/aircon so there's a big-a$$ hole where they usually sit, and a heap of gauges, while appropriate for racing really isn't my thing in an R32 - being a techno gizmological object, I think it'd look better with a digital display that you could select certain digital gauges to display, and any red lines that happen would come to the forefront and warn you of impending lunar trajectory of your rods and valves.


Just an idea.
I reckon it's neato, and I know guys are doing the iPad mini conversions (haven't seen one in an R32 yet), and as Wolf has an app for their ECU for in car analysis in real time - I figure why not - if it's possible, it'd be phugg!n cool.


Opinions?
Flaming?
Laughs?

You R34 and '35 Guys can laugh all you want being much newer cars, saying I wanna make my R32 to grow up and be just like the big boys.. which is kinda true. LOL.
So flame and opinionate away.

I would like to implement it, as I just decided to garage my R32 now rego has run out, and build a nice streeter that is capable of being tracked, while still looking almost up to date, and capable of driving nicely without issues like fuel mixture, etc popping up every two seconds and stalling it out - like mine just started doing.

Also ^ Build thread shall come when I find my camera - but it will be slow, and just another boring thread about a car that isn't all that special compared to a lot of other R32's on here.

:-)

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