Heads Up Display on Camaro?!

[gugdathug3]

So i've been in love with H.U.D's (heads up display)forever. I was thinking if it is possible to actually have one of these on a Camaro. My step father has one on his Nissan Maxima and is willing to give it to me but i don't know what to do. Is it possible to install this on my 1995 Camaro and if so where can i get it installed. I would love some feedback. Tell me what you guys think!

[StrtRacer98]

I dont know if it will work, but if it does, that will be bad arse.!

and if it does, i might do it too, that would be cool to do... You can be the guinea pig!

[StrtRacer98]

Gilbert needs heads up becuz his car is so fast that he cant look down to see how fast he's going or he may lose control of the car.
It runs like 16's right? haha j/k

[gugdathug3]

Matthew stop scaring everyone from my Thread.

[StrtRacer98]

im sorry, gilberts car isnt a 16 second car.. its a 18 second car.
so dont be skeered!

[MrCoffee]

lingenfelter makes one that they say will work work in any 4,6,8 maybe even 10 cylinder cars. do a search on here cuz its been discussed. problem is that its a box, and a box sitting on your dash may not look good. May have to figure out a way to cut the dash and insert the box.

[gugdathug3]

Mr Coffee,
thanks but i don't want another H.U.D., i want to use the one i already have. But i don't know if it'll fit. I have no problem with the box on top of the dash, it really isn't that big.

[T-Punk]

This would probably be a wiring nightmare. To get a nissan part to work with a GM car will most likely be a pita.

[Skapimp]

they do make universal kits:http://egauges.com/vdo_mult3.asp?Typ..._Concept&Cart=

[carl g. berlin]

Why waste your time on that crap!

[MrCoffee]

Originally posted by carl g. berlin:
Why waste your time on that crap!

why say something so unintelligent and worthless?

[MrCoffee]

you'd have to find out what wires he tapped into on his maxima, then try to find the same ones under the dash going or coming from the pcm. It'd be a pain to do it this way, but it's the only way I could think of on a used hud (I'm guessing) without instructions.

edit:
my guess would be power, ground, and then the obd speed sensor wire form the pcm. If it works on the nissan then you're in good shape for trial and error. But you'll have to make sure both cars are obdI or II, and hope they give the same type of readings that you have to tap into.

[Skapimp]

Another problem (maybe I ahven't looked into it enough) is that our windshields are pretty slanted, and there is no real space to put the HUD unit.

[StrtRacer98]

Im sure he knows this isnt going to be easy at all.. and def. a PITA, but it's what he wants.. and i think it's a cool idea for sure!