i saw a video on youtube, and the guy had a gps in his car that was also able to display RPM, and G forces on the screen. anyone know what GPS this could be or was it standard in american models. it was a fold out screen. cheers

http://www.pioneer.com.au/Products/Navigation/In%20Dash%20Navigation/AVIC%20HD3.aspx

Its not the exact one you're describing but this double din one has got the features that you're asking about.

If you are JUST after something that displays g-force and RPM, an Apex'i RSM will do the trick without having to fork out for a new head unit.

sorry to hijack a old thread but where is the cheapest place to get one? a apexi rsm that is..
and what ecu wires are hacked into?

G Tech unit? can be found on ebay

http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetail.aspx?gid=3284&sid=4

* No more devices hanging from your windshield, or cords dangling to your auxiliary power port
* Built in standard 2 1/16” gauge size – D-PIC’s compact size allows it to be easily mounted in a Pod, Pillar, Cup or custom Dash location
* Available in two styles to match either your Auto Meter Ultra-Lite or Cobalt gauges for a clean appearance and perfect complement to your existing instrumentation

Real–Time G's

* Choose either forward (front and back) or lateral (left and right) axis instantaneous acceleration G Forces on the LED array and digital display
* LED array graph will show magnitude of the G force, while the instantaneous value will be display in the numeric digital display
* Peak memory feature allows you to recall the highest G Forces achieved in both axes (all four directions) during Real-Time operation

0 to 60mph Acceleration Time

* Measure your vehicle’s 0-60mph acceleration time with precision
* Capture Peak Acceleration G Forces
* Compare your latest efforts to a saved best, see the difference between the two, and improve your driving skills while monitoring how performance upgrades affect your vehicle’s performance

60 to 0mph Braking Distance

* Precisely calculate the distance your vehicle needs to come to a stop from 60mph
* Capture Peak Deceleration G Forces
* Compare your latest efforts to a saved best, see the difference between the two, and improve your driving skills while monitoring how performance upgrades affect your vehicle’s performance

¼ Mile ET and Speed

* Test your vehicle’s capabilities and times for quarter mile acceleration, and see both your ¼ mile speed in MPH and elapsed time in seconds
* Capture Peak Acceleration G Forces
* Compare your latest efforts to a saved best, see the difference between the two, and improve your driving skills while monitoring how performance upgrades affect your vehicle’s performance

Reaction Time

* Practice and record your reaction time in ¼ mile acceleration mode

Horsepower Mode

* Calculate peak horsepower to the wheels (whp) of your vehicle in horsepower mode
* Compare your latest peak to a saved best, see the difference between the two, and monitor how performance upgrades affect your vehicle’s performance


last time i looked they were 289 with free postage on fleabay

Or you could join a Wii mote upto your laptop and go for a drive, I tried it but the g's barley even registered.

http://shop.ebay.com.au/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3907.m38.l1311&_nkw=apexi+rsm&_sacat=See-All-Categories

try that.

The Pioneer AVG-VDP1 that I have displays g force, rpm, speed, voltage ,and has a basic GPS built in. Hooks up to a couple of Pioneer head units