2011-16 SUPER DUTY MKII HEADS UP DISPLAY (HUD) WINDSHIELD DISPLAY SYSTEM
New MKII model now shipping! MKII advancements include:
- 50% larger speedometer display
- 30% increase in brightness
- 12-hour format clock (vs 24-hour clock on prior model)
Upgrade your Super Duty experience today with a F150LEDs Heads Up Display (HUD) unit. These HUD units display vital information right on your windshield so you never have to take your eyes off the road.
Normally this kind of technology is a feature only seen in very expensive luxury vehicles but we are proud to offer it to our Super Duty family. We believe this is a product that can truly make you and your family safer. The fewer times you have to take your eyes off the road the better!
Each HUD unit is custom-tuned to work with your F150 without causing OBII port damage like cheap knockoffs. They are created with a minimalistic build designed to mimic our Super Duty's interior and give off an 'original equipment appearance.
The F150LEDs HUD features ambient light sensors with self-adjusting brightness and has the ability to display speed (MPH or KPH), engine speed, time (12hr format on MKII), engine temperature, fuel burn rate, lap times, and/or voltage.
Installation time is only around 10-15 minutes and requires no wiring, drilling, etc.
Improved reaction time, safer driving, an easy install, and a sweet display make the F150LEDs HUD system a must for your Super Duty!Â
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- What's Included
- Custom F150 Designed HUD Windshield Display System
- OBDII Cable
- Reflective Film (optional)
- More Details
- Completely adjustable parameters for your Super Duty
- Primary display features speed (MPH or KMH) and RPM readout.
- The secondary display allows the optional display of fuel burn rate, time (12hr format on MKII), engine temperature or battery voltage.Â
- You can display lap times on the unit
- Alarm warning can be set based on speed/rpm restrictionsÂ
California Residents - Warning:Â California's Proposition 65
- Warranty
Each and every product we offer includes our Full 1-year warranty!
PDF Install - 2011-16 Super Duty HUD- Reviews
- Questions
United StatesAmazing product
Very clean and fits well with the truck. I’m having to use the reflecting screen because the sun is too bright in the mornings but with the screen it’s shows up perfectly!!
United StatesMKII HUD
Delivery was fast. Product is excellent. Install instructions were very good (though the font could be bigger). Overall, I am very happy with this purchase.
United States2022 F350 Heads up display
Just FYI, the engine coolant temp only displays in Celsius, can't do Farenheit. Pretty nice otherwise, works great at night. Can't see it during the day but also have not applied the windshield sticker yet. Not sure if that will help for the day.
Canada2009 - 14 F150 MKII Heads Up Display
Overall, great experience. HUD plugs right in, video on how to hide cable was very helpful. Professional installation. Works great. I like it better with the included window film installed, it's clearer and brighter.
United StatesF150 MKII HUD Overall Review
First off, great addition to my F150. I did end up having to use the screen as I was getting ghost images. Once I put the film in place, my image was sharp and bright. Given the daily sun where I live, that was a must. Now for some overall comments. I've yet to figure out how to change the secondary displays. Default is time, and I'd like to show fuel burn. We have so many variables to calibrate, but I've yet to find instructions on how to change the display itself. And, I thought I'd read where we can show 4 items on the display. Although great box, design team would greatly help the user by moving the plug port on the box to the side. The cable is still, and coming directly into the side would be more advantageous. At same time, once you use the double sided tape and stick it to the dash, the button position is against the windshield and making fine tuning adjustments is fun at best.... relocate the button to the back, and I think that will resolve this issue. It did take me 4 tries to dial in the speed. Set the truck on cruise control, drove on level ground, and finally got it dialed in.