Gauges vs Evoscan

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Feb 17, 2012, 07:51 AM

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angryplatypus75

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The only thing I don't like about the Evoscan GPS is that it seems to lend itself to a wiring mess. Between the power adapter, the USB hub, the Tactrix cable, the wideband cable, all the adapters to connect the wideband to the hub, all running to a GPS unit hanging off the windshield. Just seems like it would get messy quickly.

I guess for now I will probably plan on setting up at least boost and AFR gauges, and once Evoscan for Android is a thing I'll look into doing something similar to Exyia's setup, using a cheaper Android tablet.

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Aug 20, 2012, 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Exyia

you will still need a wideband gauge/source. evoscan can't read it from the ECU/Tactrix sadly

the fact that you'll need to get a wideband anyway, boost gauges so cheap, and much easier install, most people just get a boost/AFR gauge and call it a day

but just to tease - I use both

hi sir, Where di you get your bezel from? Also, what size tablet is that you have in there. I Have the 10'' windpad, Can you recommend me to somewhere that I can get the bezel like you have to mount my tablet in my dash?