
Twin Gauge
Two configurable analogue-style live gauges with peak memory, ghost-peak behaviour, warning logic and selectable needle-tail behaviour.
The MIDESU MFD is a modern OEM+ driver-data platform developed specifically for the Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T. It preserves the visual character of the original R34 GT-R MFD while adding configurable views, modern hardware and MIDESU-developed interface logic.
A close view of the current Z-SPEC software prototype running on development hardware. The full active interface is kept visible so the gauge behaviour, data movement and page changes can be seen as they work on the unit.
The Twin Gauge layout deliberately follows the original R34 MFD philosophy: two analogue-style gauges, moving values, warning zones and peak information in a restrained car-specific interface. Scale design, typography, clarity, animations and interaction have been reworked to feel more modern while staying true to the original dashboard environment.

The current Z-SPEC bench prototype already runs the core gauge, performance, diagnostic and logging functions as one integrated system. The images below are captured from the working unit rather than rendered mock-ups. Vehicle-level validation and final ECU compatibility are still in progress.

Two configurable analogue-style live gauges with peak memory, ghost-peak behaviour, warning logic and selectable needle-tail behaviour.

Seven selectable live-data rows with channel-specific labels, units, icons, values and moving bar scales.

Short-term channel history for reviewing how a value changed immediately before or after an event.

Live lateral and longitudinal acceleration display with peak indication for road and track use.

Current lap, personal best, delta and supporting live values shown directly on the MFD.

Live Dyno, Drag Timer, Engine Health and GTT Slip views developed for the performance-focused editions.

Sensor status, alert history, system test and configurable warning behaviour inside the same menu structure.
Longer session recording is running on the prototype, with local Wi-Fi access for phone-based live data and previous-session review. The connection remains local rather than cloud-dependent.
The wider view adds physical context and shows how the display can sit in an R34-style dashboard panel. This front panel is development hardware, not the final production enclosure: the final display size and surrounding geometry are still being refined.
The footage shows the intended R34 integration direction while the production-size display and final enclosure are still under development.
Twin Gauge, configurable Data List, 30 s History, G-Force, Lap Timer, performance tools, diagnostics, warnings and longer session logging are all running on the bench prototype.
The remaining work is focused on software stability, final display sizing, enclosure design, vehicle integration and road testing before the production package is locked.
Local Wi-Fi connectivity and phone-based live/session views are under active development as a companion to the MFD rather than a replacement for the in-car interface.
The production range is being kept deliberately focused. Pure Street and Z-Spec are planned as the first releases; Heritage follows later. Race remains under evaluation and will only be developed if there is a clear use case.
Street-focused MIDESU MFD using the same OEM+ design language and core driver-data platform, with a simpler product scope than the flagship.
The flagship development direction, combining the broadest performance, diagnostic and configurable interface feature set planned for launch.
A period-correct direction focused on reproducing the character and visual logic of the original R34 MFD with modern underlying hardware.
A dedicated track-focused edition will only proceed if customer demand justifies a separate product rather than overlapping with Z-Spec.
The platform is being developed around the Nissan Skyline R34 GT-T development vehicle, with the aim of fitting naturally into the original dashboard environment rather than behaving like a universal add-on display.
Registering interest is non-binding and helps gauge demand while final pricing, compatibility and delivery timing are being confirmed.