Looks like Quad has done it again! He finally gave me permission to tell you about his latest secret project. He has designed a new controller/monitor that works with his Xzillaraider series boxes (and others) with all the gauges you are ever going to need!

Here is a quick rundown of his new creation, it will be available right here soon!

Remember, you saw it first on DTR!

Retail around $399.00
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Controller Features:

Stand Alone Operation

Will work on 95-06 Powerstrokes, 98-06 Cummins, 01-06 Duramax’s

Reads EGT, Boost, and Trans Temp with the option to read Fuel pressure (fuel pressure is an add on)

Analog LED Bar graph that is user definable green (9), yellow(4), red(3) (user definable for any reading and definable as to the color vs. temperature)

Graphic VFD, Vacuum Fluorescent Display

Won’t distort in Bright Light, Heat, or Cold Weather

2 Color Programmable warning lights

Photo sensor that will automatically dim or brighten display and LED bar graph based on light conditions

8 adjustable brightness settings on the display

Multiple user selectable warning screens to be displayed at user definable minimum or maximum readings

Displays 3 readings at once, plus power level

Multiple Display options including a variety of ways to display any 2 readings, or any single reading in a large format.

Recalls highest or lowest value of all readings, ex. Fuel pressure would be lowest number, EGT would be highest number

Built in multiple expansion ports

Simple installation, no wiring required, must tap exhaust manifold.

Controls Xzillaraider Modules and displays Power Levels

De-fuels based on any user defined max or min reading automatically and returns back to the power you set it on



Can be customized to de-fuel using and, or, <, >, = to, and can include any 2 readings

Controls most switchable Power Modules or Chips available ( may require adapter cable assembly) including, but not limited to:
Edge, Van Aaken, Bullydog, TS Performance, and BD Power
Also controls most 3, 4 & 6 position 7.3L chips.

De-fuels any of switchable module or chip based on user defined minimum or maximum readings and returns back to the power level you set it on

Displays power levels or % of power depending on the module.

Controls Multiple Power Modules Simultaneously.
Currently set up for 2, but 3 will be an option. Shows power level on both modules.
Adjust both modules on the fly.

De-fuels Multiple Modules based on user selectable options:
primary first, then secondary
Simultaneously
Alternating (ex. Primary then secondary, then primary, then secondary.)

Included base can be mounted in 2 1/16” gauge pod or configured to stand alone to be mounted in the location of your choice. Base rotates vertically and horizontally to match your mounting location.

Custom designed and molded enclosure with elastomer buttons (similar to a remote control) Backlit buttons

Competitively Priced.

Add-ons: May not be available upon initial release.

Fuel Pressure Sender and Harness

Real Time Data Monitoring

Read DTC codes and Erase DTC Codes

Turbo Timer

Gauge does have a maximum number of expansion ports so you cannot add every add-on and multiple modules at the same time, but there should be enough room to make everyone happy.

 

Now that's awesome.

 

Does it control the TST? That things sounds amazing at $399!!!

 

We are working on testing TST stuff. It has been really time consuming working with all the manufactures products. Most likely it will work with everything, but maybe not on the initial release.

We will be doing a lot of additional beta testing very soon.


Quad

 

New pictures of one of the prototypes in use. Man that's one clean looking display

 

Top,

don't you think your EGT's are a little high?

Mike

 

Not for 150 MPH

Not my truck, I just have some pictures Quad sent me so you guys could see what it looks like.

 

the boost is REAL low too!

 

Not for a 3rd gen!

We just set the gauge up to take pictures. The plastic in those pictures are for show and are too soft to remain in the heat. The prototypes are not nearly as pretty so we took some pictures of these so you guys can see what they look like. It is the best we can do until the molds are finished.

Quad