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hey guys,

i'm just curious as to how you all have mounted yours?

I'm thinking putting it just to the left of the steering wheel on a r32.. but how to attach?

any ideas/pics?

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do u know or heard if these work on the A31 cefiro's?

i just had a quick look and can't seem to find the consult plug, dunno if it was just me, but any other ceffy owners found the consult plug in there car?

on the other hand has anyone had hard wired it in manually?

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Does the big screen allow more items to be displayed? And how much extra for it? And how much extra from the different lcds (you mentioned something about same as safc somewhere in the thread)?

Thanks

The big screen has the same number of characters as the smaller one, it's just bigger. It therefore shows the same number of parameters to be displayed.

The bigger LCD if you're interested would cost an extra $100, this would cover the screen and front panel. Everything else is the same.

Different LCDs (like the ones the S-AFC uses) are an extra $120 on their own from memory, this is from the manufacturer (whose name escapes me atm).

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