I bought and assembled my wideband kit from 14point7.com last week and finally got around to installing it. I put the display in the stock clock location and the board in the glove box. It's a little dim when in direct sunlight but other than that its perfect. Not bad for about 120 bucks invested

 

Wow! I really like that. That hella clean!

 

Very nice!

 

That must be the best location I have ever seen for a meter.
Any more pictures on how you got the display set up?

 

Dude that is so freakin awesome, clean install, and very creative

 

Thanks guys, these are the only pics i have but tomorrow i will pop the vent out and snap a pic. I basicallt just gutted the stock clock and glued in the circut board. It actually fit quite nice.

 

nice but not my cup of tee. i couldnt live without that clock

 

My stereo took over the clock duties

 

Wow that's pretty sweet!! I definitly wouldnt mind givin that a try

 

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&lt; OEM cassette player so how do you like that wideband? did it include the O2?

 

The wideband works great. I am going to compare it to my lm-1 when i get a chance.
The sensor was not included. The kit was 70 bucks and the sensor was 45. It has a bunch of other cool features and will datalog also.

 

i like the set up...any more pic's?

 

Sweet setup man. I was going to do that exact same thing back before I got my wideband, but i ended up goin with an innovate lc1 with gauge, so yea.. Awesome work tho!

 

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The sensor was not included. The kit was 70 bucks and the sensor was 45. It has a bunch of other cool features and will datalog also.</TD></TR></TABLE>
so what is involved in putting it together as opossed to thier "assembled" kit?

 

Just some basic soldering. This was my first time building anything like this but it was basic enough that even a beginner like me pulled it off. I was a little confused on how to get it to communicate with my PC but the seller walked me through it and it was actually really easy.

 

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im definatly going to consider it for my turbo build. should cut costs down quite a bit thanks

 

Nice work, stealth &gt; flashy any day.

up for pics of the vent

 

I've been planning on doing this too for a clean install.

 

it's 75 past 15, expletive![/end dane cook]

nice install!

 

Nice install! Looks like it goes there

 

Stealth Install of the year. Do a write up and put this bitch in the FAQ.

 

Great job!
I was in the process of doing the same thing with the display then I saw this post. You beat me to it!

Quick question for you.. I don't see the ribbon cable coming off the controller to the display. How are you interfacing the display with the controller? Are you using one of the analog outputs?

Cheers!

 

I reverse mounted the connector and routed it through the back side of the glovebox. There is directions on how to do it on their site.

Here u go,

http://www.14point7.com/JAW/FAQ/Reverse-Mount.jpg

I will get some pics of the install soon

 

woah clean...

 

i feel like a retard for asking this question, but can i use JAW if my o2 is disabled? i wasnt sure if i still had to run it through the ECU or if it was like its own controller. thanks and be gentle. hahaha