HDX Instrument Gauge System | Ford Bronco (1966-77)
Flat dash. One round hole. Solved. The early Bronco dash is a little out of the ordinary; a single round instrument sitting off to the left and not much else. That layout is why so many Broncos end up with a pod hanging under the dash. The HDX system bolts into that hole and gives you six analog instruments around a 2.4 inch full-color TFT message center; the stock trim ring stays where it is. Pick your own illumination colors for the readings; the needles and the message centers independently. Set calibration with the capacitive-touch buttons on the cluster or from the Bluetooth app on your phone. Each needle hub is black nickel plated spun aluminum to match the buttons. That is the detail you notice three years in; when everything else in the cab has been redone twice.
Install Level: Intermediate - cluster removal; control box mounting and sender wiring
Retains the stock trim ring.
Bluetooth app for Apple and Android devices is available for calibration and settings.
Early Broncos can be a stepping stone for hot rodders into the world of dirt. The flat dash with single round instrument on the left side is a little out of the ordinary, but a bolt-in HDX system makes it user friendly. Six analog instruments join a 2.4” full-color TFT message center while retaining the stock trim ring. Integration with the drivetrain of your choice is a snap.
Available with your choice of black or silver alloy gauge-face styling, each HDX system allows the user to select independent illumination colors for the gauge readings and needles, as well as the message centers. Calibration and personal settings are manipulated with the built-in, capacitive-touch buttons, or the available Bluetooth app for Apple and Android devices. Each needle hub is black nickel plated spun-aluminum to match the buttons.
All HDX instrument systems feature dead-faced indicators (turn signals, high beam, check engine, cruise control, parking brake, plus two user-definable), and a red, settable warning light for each gauge. With our central control box, installation is greatly simplified with vehicle-harness sourced signals and supplied, solid state sending units connecting cleanly to their respective terminal. Click the tabs below for a more in-depth look at the HDX series!
Vendor: Dakota Digital
Application: 1966-1977 Ford Bronco; bolt-in; retains the stock trim ring
Display: six analog instruments plus a 2.4 inch full-color TFT message center
Illumination: independent color selection for gauge readings; needles and message centers
Controls: built-in capacitive-touch buttons; available Bluetooth app for Apple and Android
Indicators: dead-faced turn signals; high beam; check engine; cruise control; parking brake plus two user-definable
Warning: settable red warning light for each gauge
Needle hubs: black nickel plated spun aluminum
System: central control box with vehicle-harness sourced signals and supplied solid state sending units
Face colors published: Black Alloy; Silver Alloy
Included: mounting hardware
Listed price 1625.00 USD
Variant count: 11
Integration with the drivetrain of your choice is handled through the central control box and the supplied solid state sending units.
