MultiFunction Informational Display

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DesaRaptor

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I was wondering what most of you keep as your default display on the Informational Display screen? I have been keeping the mileage display on mine, but was wondering if there is something more useful. While off-road, I use the off-road display, but the gauge mode seems to be lacking, only info there for me is transmission temp.

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Sucks the only info in gauge mode is the trans temp, when the OBDII Aeroforce gauges show all kinds of info. No reason the OEM display couldn't do the same.

I always keep mine on instant mileage. Helps encourage me to keep my foot out of it LOL. And I pretty much never look at my fuel gauge, I always just fill up when I hit ~100 miles to empty.

Few times that I have been offroad I'll use that screen.

When I trailer I use the trailer screen. Do NOT want to watch the MPG while towing LOL, and the trailer screen shows the trailer odometer, the trailer brake output level, etc. And it's a nice reminder I have a trailer hooked up, because sometimes it's easy to forget with how nice the Raptor tows. When I don't notice that green instant MPG bar in front of me, it's a quick reminder there's a trailer out back.
 
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Thanks Reptar. Are there any 3rd party apps that can be installed that give you more information? I would really like to see some performance gauges at least.

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Sucks the only info in gauge mode is the trans temp, when the OBDII Aeroforce gauges show all kinds of info. No reason the OEM display couldn't do the same.

I always keep mine on instant mileage. Helps encourage me to keep my foot out of it LOL. And I pretty much never look at my fuel gauge, I always just fill up when I hit ~100 miles to empty.

I do the exact same thing. I noticed that I went from an avg of 13.1 mpg to 14.7 by displaying the instant mileage screen as opposed to the blank screen. Weird I know, but it seems to work.
 
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