Do you normally drive with the HUD on?
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From: Dumfries, Virginia Member: #6887
Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Mine'* always on. Adjusted to full bright during day, full dim at night. As low in the window as it can be.
My wife hates it... even with it off she says she can still see it.
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From: Lethbridge, Alberta, _______Canada._______ West Coast Bonneville Fest ___05,06,07 Survivor___
always on, in all my bonnevilles.
Just took my SSEi on a 265 mile on way trip..would be annoying without it...i find myself looking for it when im in my Alero
Just took my SSEi on a 265 mile on way trip..would be annoying without it...i find myself looking for it when im in my Alero
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Mine is always on! I love it. So did mom, but Dad always positioned it all the way down so no one could see it instead of just turning it off.
I just wish I could still see it with sunglasses on, thats pretty much the reason I dont wear sunglasses
-The one time I did (Also the one time I forgot my wallet) was the first time I received a haro
I just wish I could still see it with sunglasses on, thats pretty much the reason I dont wear sunglasses
-The one time I did (Also the one time I forgot my wallet) was the first time I received a haro
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From: Mississauga, Ontario
Always on in my Prix, and its pretty well done, show temperature, indicators, Check Gages warnings, compass, speed, CD # and track or radio station, with TapShift on it shows the gears. Pretty neat, albeit gimmicky.
Once I'm in the Aurora, I don't even realize it or become bothered by it not being there.
Just something you adapt to as car swapping goes.
Once I'm in the Aurora, I don't even realize it or become bothered by it not being there.
Just something you adapt to as car swapping goes.