Bring 21st-century tech to your four-eyed Fox body Ford Mustang with our 3D Printed Holley EFI 3.5-Inch Screen Mount, engineered specifically for the 1979-1986 four-eyed fox body center console. Whether you're running a Holley Terminator X or Sniper system, this precision-fit solution allows you to integrate a digital display and modern connectivity options—all without compromising the integrity of your classic muscle car.
Key Features:
Factory-Inspired Fitment: Replaces the factory center console plate or gauge location with a snug, secure mount for your Holley 3.5” screen, offering a clean, OEM-style finish.
Dual-Function Capability: Choose optional add-ons like a 12V USB-C phone charger and a USB 3.0 passthrough for convenient data access to your ECU.
Plug-In Convenience: The USB passthrough simplifies tuning and firmware updates by giving you direct access to your Holley EFI system—no need to pull panels or run long wires.
Charger-Ready: Optional integrated 12V-powered USB-C charger keeps your phone juiced up during long cruises or dyno sessions.
Automatic or Manual Fitment: Designed for use with both auto and manual transmission center consoles; minimal trimming may be required depending on your setup.
Tidy Cable Management: Built-in wire routing paths keep your cabin clean and organized—no messy wires or exposed connectors.
This mount is the ideal interior upgrade for any four-eye Fox body Ford Mustang undergoing an EFI conversion or digital dash installation. It’s built to enhance functionality while preserving your car’s vintage character.
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