Racepak IQ3S Street Dash

Racepak's IQ3S street dash solves all your high performance street instrumentation needs. Whether your latest project car is a late model engine swap, after market EFI equipped or traditional carburetor and distributor, the IQ3S street dash offers the easiest and most compact method to add late model digital instrumentation with the required street legal indicators, to your vehicle.

Racepak's complete line of high performance motorsports style sensors can be easily connected to the rear of the IQ3S street dash, via Racepak's revolutionary plug and play, single cable V-Net sensors. The IQ3S street dash offers the easy to install convenience of a single unit, while capable of interfacing with over 20 aftermarket EFI systems, OBD2 or up to 32 standalone remote sensors.

MSRP

$975.00

For more information, visit iq3s.racepak.com.

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