Bring modern performance tech to your classic Nova with our 3D Printed Holley EFI 3.5-Inch Screen Mount, purpose-built for the 1968-1974 Chevrolet Nova center console. Designed for use with Holley Terminator X and Sniper EFI systems, this console insert gives you a clean, integrated location for your digital display—while also offering options for charging and ECU connectivity.
Key Features:
Console-Specific Fitment: Replaces the factory center console gauge or plate area with a secure mount for the Holley 3.5” digital screen, preserving your Nova’s factory styling while enhancing functionality.
Multifunction Integration: Optional support for a USB 3.0 passthrough and 12V USB-C phone charger, providing modern tech without a dash full of wires.
Tuning Access Made Easy: The USB passthrough allows direct connection to your Holley ECU or screen, simplifying tuning and firmware updates.
Phone Charging Option: Keep your phone powered with the optional 12V USB-C charger, discreetly integrated into your center console layout.
Flexible Console Compatibility: Works with both automatic and manual consoles—minimal trimming may be needed depending on trim level or interior setup.
Clean Wire Routing: Engineered cable management keeps wires hidden and secured for a factory-clean look.
This mount is the ultimate solution for anyone modernizing their ’68–’74 Nova with an EFI system or digital dash. Whether you’re building a street cruiser or track-ready beast, this insert delivers function and fit without sacrificing vintage appeal.
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