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MAMotorsports · 07-22-2015, 01:40 PM

Stack ST700 Display Tachometers

Macro Function. Micro Form.

The ST700 combines the most critical facets of vaunted Stack Race Display into a tidy package, built with the same craftsmanship and attention to detail as the legendary original. With technology derived from decades of Formula experience, the Stack ST700 provides a comprehensive monitoring solution, displaying engine RPM, speed, system voltage, odometer, tripmeter, and acceleration timers (1/4 Mile and 0-60, and user selectable rolling speeds) as standard. An in-built sequential shift life and the ability to enable lap timing and two configurable inputs for either temperature or pressure via optional accessories gives the driver a remarkable amount of information in ever the tightest quarters.

Key Features
4 pattern Sequential Shift light
User configurable analogue channels
Peak Value Tell-Tales on all parameters
Supplied with mounting bracket, switch kit, separate professional wiring
Looms and manual included
Adjustable White LED back-lighting level
Fully sealed against water and dust
1 year competition warranty
For all negative earth ignition systems
Odometer and Trip Meter
Acceleration Timer (1/4 Mile, 0-60, user programmable rolling speeds)
Intelligent Alarm System
Intelligent alarms are provided on all monitored parameters. Alarm levels are adjustable to suit individual requirements.

Configurable Inputs
The ST700 system features two user configurable analogue channels. Each channel can be set up for Water Temperature, Oil Temperature, Air Temperature, Axle Temperature, Gear Temperature, Oil Pressure, Fuel pressure or Boost pressure.

Sensors must be ordered separately, choose between standard and solid state sensor options. These new optional sensors are small, lightweight, provide high accuracy and offer exceptionally reliability.

07-22-2015, 01:40 PM	#2 (permalink)
MAMotorsports Track Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Glen Arm, MD Posts: 872 Drives: 370Z Rep Power: 17	Stack ST700 Display Tachometers Macro Function. Micro Form. The ST700 combines the most critical facets of vaunted Stack Race Display into a tidy package, built with the same craftsmanship and attention to detail as the legendary original. With technology derived from decades of Formula experience, the Stack ST700 provides a comprehensive monitoring solution, displaying engine RPM, speed, system voltage, odometer, tripmeter, and acceleration timers (1/4 Mile and 0-60, and user selectable rolling speeds) as standard. An in-built sequential shift life and the ability to enable lap timing and two configurable inputs for either temperature or pressure via optional accessories gives the driver a remarkable amount of information in ever the tightest quarters. Key Features 4 pattern Sequential Shift light User configurable analogue channels Peak Value Tell-Tales on all parameters Supplied with mounting bracket, switch kit, separate professional wiring Looms and manual included Adjustable White LED back-lighting level Fully sealed against water and dust 1 year competition warranty For all negative earth ignition systems Odometer and Trip Meter Acceleration Timer (1/4 Mile, 0-60, user programmable rolling speeds) Intelligent Alarm System Intelligent alarms are provided on all monitored parameters. Alarm levels are adjustable to suit individual requirements. Configurable Inputs The ST700 system features two user configurable analogue channels. Each channel can be set up for Water Temperature, Oil Temperature, Air Temperature, Axle Temperature, Gear Temperature, Oil Pressure, Fuel pressure or Boost pressure. Sensors must be ordered separately, choose between standard and solid state sensor options. These new optional sensors are small, lightweight, provide high accuracy and offer exceptionally reliability. __________________ Daelen @ MA Motorsports MA-Motorsports.com https://www.facebook.com/pages/MA-Mo...C/125379858828 Last edited by MAMotorsports; 07-31-2015 at 01:46 PM.