Banks iDash 1.8 Super Gauge Universal CAN, Stand- Alone .

Banks iDash is the smallest, most powerful plug-n-play OBD-II monitor and control interface on the market. With its easy to read 2- to 8-gauge user selectable LCD display, the iDash 1.8 reads a multitude of engine parameters and internal data directly the vehicle's ECU via OBD-II. It also opens a whole new world of Banks exclusive calculated parameters not available on any other device. Set custom low and high alerts for any engine parameter. Monitor max and min values for a user selectable list of parameters. Read and clear trouble codes on-the-fly. Customize the navigation button and LCD display colors, brightness, and even the rate at which they dim at night.

Daisy chain 4 iDash gauges and view up to 32 parameters simultaneously. Add Banks sensor modules such as the 4-channel analog module, 4-channel thermocouple module, and AirMouse Ambient Air Density Module for nearly infinite vehicle and weather analysis.

Expand functionality with Banks Modules (Pressure/Temp Sensors, and more).

Customizable gauge display
Read Boost Pressure, EGT and so much more
Avoid costly repairs by monitoring important sensors
Display 2-8 values
Read up to 80 OBDII Mode 01 values
Over 300 parameters available
View Data your dash does not display
Displays accurate values your OEM dash gauges filter
Includes patented OBDII Density (exclusive to Banks)
Log up to 20 min/max values
Built-in Shift & RPM Light
Connect multiple iDash 1.8 gauges
Auto-Dimming Feature
Fits standard 52mm (2-1/16 inch) gauge mounts
Features vary by application


Be Prepared

Set safety alerts to your preference. No more relying on the dummy lights in your dash board to alert you after it’s too late! Banks iDash 1.8 Super Gauge allows you to more accurately monitor system vitals, and alerts you to a problem before it’s too late. With visual notifications, you will know right away that something is wrong, and what it is.

Never be left unaware.

» Set custom low and high alerts
» Choose any parameter
» Monitor any Min/Max value you set
» Constantly monitored whether on-screen or not
» Warns of any potentially harmful conditions
» On-screen notifications
» Smarter than the “dummy” lights on your dash

No more bouncing off the rev limiter as you punch it up the freeway on-ramp!

» User programmable
» Adjust shift point to any RPM value
» Choose any color combination
» High visibility



The Doctor is in — Vehicle Diagnostics

Banks iDash 1.8 Super Gauge opens a window into the vital inner workings of your vehicle’s ECU, letting you see what’s beyond your dashboard gauges. Check/Clear diagnostic codes at the touch of a button. And the best part? Logged events are defined in plain English, not just codes, so you don’t need a factory manual, or a trip to the dealership, to know what you’re looking at.

Monitor Vitals — Monitor vehicle functions accordingly, so you’ll always know exactly what your engine is doing. Set your vehicle’s safety zones and the Banks iDash 1.8 Super Gauge will let you know, both visually and audibly, where you stand. Replaces the silent, dumbed-down factory gauges with informative displays.

Diagnose Problems — Check/Clear diagnostic codes at the touch of a button. And the best part? Logged events are defined in plain English, not just codes. Now you know what is wrong with your vehicle before taking it into the shop for repairs.

Review Max Values — With the Max Values screen, you can monitor to see just how high certain parameters are reaching. This allows you to focus on other things, like driving, and check back at your convenience to see just how hot your engine ran or RPMs revved.

The iDash 1.8 is like having a personal technician in your corner.

» Auto technician at your service
» Read/clear most diagnostic codes
» Most codes are defined in plain English
» Discover what is wrong with your vehicle
» Clear “check engine light”
» Reads vehicle Emissions Systems status
» Make sure your vehicle is ready
» Know what to look into before SMOG testing
» Save money on repeated testing
» Know what’s wrong before visiting a mechanic