I'm surprised no one has made a after market instrument cluster for model 3.
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No aftermarket instrument cluster for Model 3?
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I’m not surprised. It would be pricey and would require some extensive hacking to access the data to display (I don’t think the data is available from the OBD port).
The Model 3 center display works well. I prefer it to what I have in my X.
The Model 3 center display works well. I prefer it to what I have in my X.
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
Crazy more sophisticated than you may need, but it has been done. Top notch stuff. Completely customizable and has logging capabilities.
MPP MoTeC C125 Display For Model 3
MPP MoTeC C125 Display For Model 3
PianoAl
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I'm happy with the center screen, but you could always do something like this:
Plus some have an HUD mode, presumably allowing you to see the reflection of the display on the windshield (DigiHUD Speedometer):
Plus some have an HUD mode, presumably allowing you to see the reflection of the display on the windshield (DigiHUD Speedometer):
I haven't taken the time to look into it, but I've wondered if certain aspects that appear on the center screen can be snooped from CAN (specifically AP state no nag, small nag, big nag pending AP abort for example, as well as turn signal status).
I don't need to know my speed, but perhaps an additional state of detecting speed greater than the determined speed limit...
Then just put a small strip of RGB 5-10 leds in the vent behind the steering wheel where you can't see them when off (I saw someone add their own "ambient lighting" by putting an LED strip down the entire vent, which gave me this idea) and then use colors and position to indicate status. Outside ends of the strip blinking for turn signals, center color to indicate AP state or overspeed etc...
Would be subtle and provide some feedback without even having to look at it, just having it in the field of view.
I don't need to know my speed, but perhaps an additional state of detecting speed greater than the determined speed limit...
Then just put a small strip of RGB 5-10 leds in the vent behind the steering wheel where you can't see them when off (I saw someone add their own "ambient lighting" by putting an LED strip down the entire vent, which gave me this idea) and then use colors and position to indicate status. Outside ends of the strip blinking for turn signals, center color to indicate AP state or overspeed etc...
Would be subtle and provide some feedback without even having to look at it, just having it in the field of view.
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