Just curious. A year back when one of my friends sold off his shop, he gave me a sniper AF 5000.
He lost the software disk and I can't come up with one.
I don't really need to use it, he did my explorer and mustang long ago.
But it's one of those things I keep moving around the garage but never do anything with.
I gotta assume not everyone data logs, but It sounds kinda nuts to me to go full throttle driving and try and read the gauge at the same time.
I called him to ask what the hell to do with it and he jokingly told me to get a go pro and point it at the gauge and tach and record, lol.
I connected it to a jump pack to make sure it still works.
So as I said in the title, does it really have any use?
Or is it one of those things that i'm keeping for no reason, with the reality being that if I wanted to know the a/f i'd have to get a new one anyway that has the logging software?
For the record, I tried getting the software directly from sniper, which I now think is owned by holley, they referred me to Daytona sensors who I think developed or helped develop it. But they had no interested in tech support for something made in 2007.
He lost the software disk and I can't come up with one.
I don't really need to use it, he did my explorer and mustang long ago.
But it's one of those things I keep moving around the garage but never do anything with.
I gotta assume not everyone data logs, but It sounds kinda nuts to me to go full throttle driving and try and read the gauge at the same time.
I called him to ask what the hell to do with it and he jokingly told me to get a go pro and point it at the gauge and tach and record, lol.
I connected it to a jump pack to make sure it still works.
So as I said in the title, does it really have any use?
Or is it one of those things that i'm keeping for no reason, with the reality being that if I wanted to know the a/f i'd have to get a new one anyway that has the logging software?
For the record, I tried getting the software directly from sniper, which I now think is owned by holley, they referred me to Daytona sensors who I think developed or helped develop it. But they had no interested in tech support for something made in 2007.
