Greddy Touch
May 13, 2009, 08:21 AM
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Greddy Touch
Got this gauge over the weekend and this thing is awesome. Just plug it into your OBD-II and you can monitor almost everything. You can view your boost but I dont think its that accurate from the ECU instead of a boost line. You can get an adaptor and harness for boost, oil pressure and oil temp. I think its the best bang for your buck. It can also view CELs and clear them. Here are some pics.
May 13, 2009, 08:24 AM
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Dood, that thing is ill! If i was a balla like you, i would of gotten one too, hahaha!!! [:
But no, that thing is dope though.....if you don't mind me asking. how much did you get it for?
But no, that thing is dope though.....if you don't mind me asking. how much did you get it for?
May 13, 2009, 09:41 AM
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got it for 539 with the boost sensor and harness. i forgot to buy the adaptor so my boost is reading from the ecu.
its for some obd2 but greddy is working on it
its for some obd2 but greddy is working on it
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May 13, 2009, 02:53 PM
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that adapter to allow more sensors to plug into the device cost 200 bucks. I calculated it'll cost me 850 for the device plus all the necessary optional sensors to read Boost and Wideband. Device alone without the optional sensors and adapters cost roughly $400. Each sensor is about $125-150 and like I said the adapter to allow sensors connection to the device cost you $200.
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Seems kind of like a dash-daq. You can pair that up with a wideband and boost too.
http://www.dashdaq.com/
I've seen a rash of these sort of things lately. Evoscan has one as well I think.
This greddy looks fairly nice too, but I agree I would of put it in a slightly different location.
http://www.dashdaq.com/
I've seen a rash of these sort of things lately. Evoscan has one as well I think.
This greddy looks fairly nice too, but I agree I would of put it in a slightly different location.
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