Much appreciatedto say i am envious about what youre doing would be quite the understatement
Much appreciatedto say i am envious about what youre doing would be quite the understatement
to say i am envious about what youre doing would be quite the understatement
Thanks Mark!x2...
tho as you well know I've been watching from behind the scenes wtg man...
I'm gettin there...oly Crap! awsome man....get boosted! good luck with the build
Dual bezel pods for boost/fuel pressure that im going to ghetto paint black
Thats the same one I have, i really like it. Bit more stockish then an a-pillar IMHODual bezel pods for boost/fuel pressure that im going to ghetto paint black to match stock with the same paint i used on my s281 spoiler:
I already have two A-Pillar gauges on the carThats the same one I have, i really like it. Bit more stockish then an a-pillar IMHO
Rice.I already have two A-Pillar gauges on the car
Will have Wideband/Trans on A
Fuel Pressure/Boost on bezel
Right, the guy i do tuning with uses that, put it in his rear view:Rice.
JK I like the A-pillar too but like the other one better is all.
See I want to monitor the fuel pressure and timing and IATs as well. I dont want a bunch of gauges so where my current boost gauge is I am gonna put another DM-100 but with the OBDII option so it can read all the paramaters straight from the ECU
I scraped it with a razor blade. It took about an hour to scrape a decent hole for the gauge using a razor blade i cut in half. That was the hardest part by far and the rest of it took maybe 30 min. I cut the hole with a hot knife and just sealed it back up with hot glue. If i feel like it later, i'll plastic "weld" it back together, but its fine for now. I used wire clippers to remove some of the pcb board that was in the way, but other than that the plx did not need any modifications other than snapping the gauge case off. It turned out pretty sweet and was not nearly as hard as i imagined it was going to be.