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Message: [QUOTE="GoMopar440, post: 1528817, member: 31270"] Thanks for the compliment. I hope this info can be useful for anyone wanting to install their tuner without having to stick it on the windshield or buy an expensive add on panel. I've put less than $5 into this install from start to finish. Making the aluminum bracket was the hardest part of the whole project, and the 1/8" aluminum (thickness overkill, but it was what I had handy) was formed just using simple tools. A drill, angle grinder, files, vise and a hammer was all I used to shape it. To mate the bracket to the plastic panel, I used a drill and a tap to thread it. All the panels I removed were snap in and required no tools to remove or reinstall. The only thing I don't like about it is how glossy the screen is in bright daylight. You can see what I mean in the last two pics I posted. I may look at sticking a cell phone screen protector on it if it bugs me too much. Some of those usually have a matte finish to the surface. [/QUOTE]

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