When you purchase a tinker screen you get an automatic 10 percent off any tinker mount including dash inserts. Discount applied at checkout.
The TINKER LITE digital dash offers essential functionality in a simplified format—making it ideal for budget builds, street/strip cars, and swaps. With touchscreen operation, customizable layouts, and intuitive settings, the LITE version focuses on what matters most: clean, accurate data display.
Compatible ECUs:
Holley Terminator X, Dominator, and HP
FuelTech FT450, FT550, FT600
Haltech Elite and Nexus series
MaxxECU
ECUmaster
Speeduino
MegaSquirt/MS3Pro
Motec M1 and Mx00 series
LinkECU
AIM-compatible CAN profiles
Custom CAN (via manual config)
Key Features:
5”, 7”, or 10” touchscreen
CAN integration with support for top aftermarket ECUs
GPS (if equipped) or ECU-driven speed selection
Resistance and analog input configuration
Built-in odometer with set/reset capability
Four programmable switch outputs (switched ground)
Adjustable LED shift lights
Sensor calculator for voltage or resistance-based sensors
Easy firmware/UI updates via Micro SD card
Simple on-screen layout and parameter selection
What’s Included:
TINKER LITE Dash Display
CAN + Power Harness
Quick-start wiring reference
Online setup documentation
⚠️ Note: The LITE version omits advanced overlays and widgets found in the full V2 dash. Focused on affordability and simplicity.
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