DashDaq OBD2 Monitor

[californiacuda]

Thanks

[tmcphail]

No problem at all !

[tmcphail]

Changed the mounting position again for this although its not permanent and you can route the wires for the unit around the RH side out of site of the driver if need be.

Also note I have a 3 bar Map sensor connected to it so I have the ability to monitor / datalog upwards of 30 psi of pressure. I can put together a kit that includes all of these pieces together for anyone interested. This is great if your running more then 15psi. Plus you can full blown datalog timing, fuel trims, FRPS or any of the OBD2 signals.

I can't wait for the navigation add on that is coming shortly for this unit.

[mardyn]

Very nice... does it absolutely require external sensors or can it get most info from the on board ECM?

btw.. what kinda' price range are these things?

mardyn

[tmcphail]

Very nice... does it absolutely require external sensors or can it get most info from the on board ECM?

btw.. what kinda' price range are these things?

mardyn

The base unit is $ 675

http://www.unleashedtuning.com/index...ask=view&id=72

The only need for anything external is to provide you with an exact way to monitor boost or wide band air fuel. It has 2 analog inputs that you can pipe anything you wanted into it.

More info here :

http://www.dashdaq.com/features/whatis.htm

[AMB]

You will need a external sensor for Fuel Pressure too!!! OBII only measure the FRPS/Fuel Pressure accross the Imjector.

[tmcphail]

There is no need for that at all when you can log the rail pressure sensor and watch the exact PDAI

[AMB]

The FRPS is 39.5 psi; and doesn't change, unless the fuel pressure/vollume from the fuel pumps drops!!! If you want to see a actual rail fuel pressure, you need a fuel pressure gauge!!!

[tmcphail]

The FRPS is 39.5 psi; and doesn't change, unless the fuel pressure/vollume from the fuel pumps drops!!! If you want to see a actual rail fuel pressure, you need a fuel pressure gauge!!!

There are other factors involved in that final calculation but again there is no need for a secondary gauge when you can watch that PID already.

[tmcphail]

I am beta field testing the navigation option on the DD2 with really good results. The guys at Drew Tech did an excellent job with it.

FYI new pricing is about to hit on these too. The street kit is $ 549 and the Navigation bundle is $ 695

PM or email me for details.

http://dashdaq.com/