Yes,you could do that. You can also set up normal,low,and peak markers and alerts that will cause the entire gauge face to light up/change color and flash. It really is crazy the amount of flexibility it has. I'll be installing one in my 62 Fairlane for sure.
You show a 160 mpg speedo. Are able to reconfigure this to say 120 or 100 mph? This would make the dial more detailed. Yes, I know you can add a digital gauge, but I'd like a more realistic gauge. My car won't do 160 driving off a cliff.
What mouse are you using for the dash ? I am having issues with mouse connectivity. I called Holley 3 days ago but no response back yet. I have tried 3 different wireless mouse and two hard wire still can’t get the dash to recognize the mouse ?
This is awesome man, I like the stock look but this is impressive.Awesome upgrade for sure and way to give tips and tricks. I like the layout at 3:50 mark ( the color and tack/digital seepdo). Question....where would you look for a bezel? I’m searching in a lot of spots to try and piece together my ‘93 L’s interior with no luck! I need trim pieces and even a dang set of door panels probably and I may have to go lmc/lmr route and just pay for it. Haven’t seen much on nloc and can’t find anything at salvage yards. I’m not on social media so I may just have to bite the bullet and buy them. Anyways, sorry to go off topic brother, just wondering if you had any info on hunting that stuff.
The dash can do so many things,it's crazy. Very easy to work through it if you have one and can just play with it until you figure it out. Holley really doesn't tell you much in the manual. The fuel gauge uses the stock sender,and you have to scale it in the dash software until you get it reading correctly. Blinkers are easier,the stock wire/feed to the factory in dash light,gets wired to the Pro Dash,and you configure the symbol size/style/color.... Sorry, I can't get into more detail here. Just not enough room to type it all out.
@@jord9308 Yes it did. You just need to jump the idiot light out. You can set up a new idiot light on the dash and have it turn on at whatever voltage you want.
The GPS speedo works fine for normal driving. It lags behind the actual vehicle speed if you are trying to use speed info when data logging. The gauges are good,you can adjust the sample rate to make them more /less responsive. My Fairlane has the smaller 6.8 dash in it and I wired up a speed sensor in the trans so the MPH would be useful when logging.
@@maartenrink1261 I was using a Holley HP efi system on the truck,so the dash received all of the info through the Holley CanBus. Holley makes a "stand alone" model dash that you can install on any vehicle. It would require that you install sensors for any data that you want to display on the dash.
@@arthurcole1369 Holley has a stand alone version of the dash,but you'd be limited on the info it can display. You would need to add sensors for what you want to monitor.
@@briansshop Yes, thanks I'm leaving the dash stock looking and pretty much want it exactly like yours. Thank you for the reply. Any tips or struggles you had, please feel free to share them with me.
I bought the Holley 12.3 but still struggling to find a Bezel for a 1996 Bronco / F150. His link on the National Lightning Forum is not live any longer. If anyone can help that would be great :)
c3 guys would go crazy for this!!
Can you point me in the right direction for that mount? I’ve tried the forums but no luck
www.nloc.net/forum/index.php?threads/custom-gauge-cluster-build.230088/
On analog gauges you can clock them so all the needles point straight up if all is good, can you do that digitally, just wondering. Cool Dash.
Yes,you could do that. You can also set up normal,low,and peak markers and alerts that will cause the entire gauge face to light up/change color and flash. It really is crazy the amount of flexibility it has. I'll be installing one in my 62 Fairlane for sure.
You show a 160 mpg speedo. Are able to reconfigure this to say 120 or 100 mph? This would make the dial more detailed. Yes, I know you can add a digital gauge, but I'd like a more realistic gauge. My car won't do 160 driving off a cliff.
Yes,you can scale the gauges any way you want.
Can I use this with an edelbrock pro flo 4 (on a 351w) and connect my analog blinkers, handbrake, door open, headlights etc on a 76 volvo?
You could wire in those vehicle items,but the dash will not work with the ProFlo for engine info.
How difficult was it to mount? Do you have to make a custom bracket?
Info on mount is in here: www.nloc.net/vbforum/showthread.php/230088-Custom-Gauge-Cluster-Build?highlight=pro+dash+mount
Do you have any info on where I can find the mount? The link above isn't working.
How long on the install
I spent a few days on the install. Pretty involved between mounting and wiring.
Very cool! Is there a way to share the displays you created? I have the 6.86 pro dash
Sorry, no longer have the truck,sold it. They were very easy to make up,once you get familiar with the dash.
What mouse are you using for the dash ? I am having issues with mouse connectivity. I called Holley 3 days ago but no response back yet. I have tried 3 different wireless mouse and two hard wire still can’t get the dash to recognize the mouse ?
Sorry,don't remember the brand. It was just an IR mouse,bought it at office depot.
This is awesome man, I like the stock look but this is impressive.Awesome upgrade for sure and way to give tips and tricks. I like the layout at 3:50 mark ( the color and tack/digital seepdo).
Question....where would you look for a bezel? I’m searching in a lot of spots to try and piece together my ‘93 L’s interior with no luck! I need trim pieces and even a dang set of door panels probably and I may have to go lmc/lmr route and just pay for it. Haven’t seen much on nloc and can’t find anything at salvage yards. I’m not on social media so I may just have to bite the bullet and buy them. Anyways, sorry to go off topic brother, just wondering if you had any info on hunting that stuff.
Around here where I live,a good source is a junkyard with rental trucks. Lots of OBS Fords to pick from. All I got,sorry.
Looking to buy the mount if you have a way of contact. Thanks!
This thread has the mount info in it:
nloc.net/forum/index.php?threads%2Fcustom-gauge-cluster-build.230088%2F
how did you set up the fuel level. also can you configure blinkers. Thanks
The dash can do so many things,it's crazy. Very easy to work through it if you have one and can just play with it until you figure it out. Holley really doesn't tell you much in the manual.
The fuel gauge uses the stock sender,and you have to scale it in the dash software until you get it reading correctly. Blinkers are easier,the stock wire/feed to the factory in dash light,gets wired to the Pro Dash,and you configure the symbol size/style/color....
Sorry, I can't get into more detail here. Just not enough room to type it all out.
My stock idiot light excites the alternator- did you do this with yours?
@@jord9308 Yes it did. You just need to jump the idiot light out. You can set up a new idiot light on the dash and have it turn on at whatever voltage you want.
@@jord9308 The resistor in parallel with the light will excite the alt.
can you put turn signals on it? also will it show check engine lights and all that stuff
Hi man, looking a buying this dash. What do you think of the gps speedometer? And are the gauges like rpm responsive enough?
The GPS speedo works fine for normal driving. It lags behind the actual vehicle speed if you are trying to use speed info when data logging. The gauges are good,you can adjust the sample rate to make them more /less responsive.
My Fairlane has the smaller 6.8 dash in it and I wired up a speed sensor in the trans so the MPH would be useful when logging.
@@briansshop ah thanks for the response! How about the sensors? Did you have to convert them to holley types or did you use the oem vehicle sensors?
@@maartenrink1261 I was using a Holley HP efi system on the truck,so the dash received all of the info through the Holley CanBus. Holley makes a "stand alone" model dash that you can install on any vehicle. It would require that you install sensors for any data that you want to display on the dash.
Great video, please update as you find new things..
Thanks,will do. I've sold the Lightning,but my next car will have a Pro Dash for sure.
@@briansshop thanks for you awesome videos. Do you know if it is possible to install it on a Hummer H3 2006 ? Thanks in advance .
@@arthurcole1369 Holley has a stand alone version of the dash,but you'd be limited on the info it can display. You would need to add sensors for what you want to monitor.
Where did you find the idiot light at
In the software. That is called a symbol gauge,there's a bunch to choose from.
Thanks a million I’ll check it out when I get home. I remember hitting the symbol and it never gives me anything to choose from
Great video what efi system are you running and where would I find the idiot light symbols? I have a 12.3 and seem to not be able to find them.
I'm running an HP,should have gone with the Dom! When the keyboard is onscreen, hit the shift key,that will bring up the symbols.
@@briansshop thanks just finished playing around with it again and I got it going!
Can you left the part# for the dash? Is asome
Holley part# 553-111
www.holley.com/products/fuel_systems/fuel_injection/gauges_and_displays/lcd_displays/parts/553-111
Really cool.
Will it fit a 97' c3500 gmc?
I have no idea
Nice work, I just ordered mine for my 1986 Bronco. Having issues finding a good housing . . .where did you get yours ?
If you mean the mount for the dash, I guy over on The National Lightning Owners Forum was making them up on a 3D printer.
@@briansshop Yes, thanks I'm leaving the dash stock looking and pretty much want it exactly like yours. Thank you for the reply. Any tips or struggles you had, please feel free to share them with me.
I bought the Holley 12.3 but still struggling to find a Bezel for a 1996 Bronco / F150. His link on the National Lightning Forum is not live any longer. If anyone can help that would be great :)
@@JohnKellyNPC try this: www.nloc.net/forum/index.php?threads/custom-gauge-cluster-build.230088/
@@briansshop Your video and link are extremely helpful, thanks for posting 👍
Is this a 12” inch or 6” dash?
12"
Cool how much do those cost and what about install?
Cool doesn't come cheap... the dash is about $1900.00. The install is a pretty big deal.
@@briansshop Damn I am not too sure about it being worth that damn much hell.