Random Thread V2.0

[Han]

pewp

[Dudermagee]

time to start ordering stuff for the cressida
fuck ya

[P78]

a wild han appeared?

what u ordering, maintenance or upgrade parts duder

[MommysLittleMonster]

It wouldn't be such a bad story if I had the cash for this shit.

Chapter 2 of: The story of our lives

Started building my exhaust last night. I had to ditch my original plans, but I think I like the new route better anyways.

?



???

pewp

You make me wanna

[Han]

Free Chick-Fil-A breakfast sandwiches at the office. w00t

[Dudermagee]

a wild han appeared?

what u ordering, maintenance or upgrade parts duder

I aint no prelude owner, upgrade parts motherfucker!

[Jlyons617]

Sup guys.

[aLaFleur]

?



???

None of the above.

[oHSo EuRo]

Setting up a shoot with my buddy and his S50B32 swap. Should be happening sometime this week.

[Dudermagee]

come on friday

[MommysLittleMonster]

None of the above.

Son I am disappoint

[aLaFleur]

Son I am disappoint

Oh, you won't be.

[MommysLittleMonster]

So after doing some research on a wideband and some other sensors for my hooptie, I am left at not knowing which sensors I should invest in.

Innovate Motorsports has always been the go-to for widebands and other stuff, but, I'd have to get three of their gauge/sensors combos ($199 for wideband, $189 for oil temp/pressure, $159 for coolant/batt), and fit three gauges in my car via a pod or something.

PLX has their new multi-gauge which allows you to link up to 32 devices to one gauge- that means I buy the Widband combo ($199 for wideband and multigauge), and then invest in the other two sensors and modules ($175 oil pressure, $139 for oil temp/coolant temp) to feed them to one gauge.

I'm torn. I don't want a million ricer gauges in my car, but on the other hand, I don't want to have to flip through the multi-gauge three times to view everything.

[Jlyons617]

So after doing some research on a wideband and some other sensors for my hooptie, I am left at not knowing which sensors I should invest in.

Innovate Motorsports has always been the go-to for widebands and other stuff, but, I'd have to get three of their gauge/sensors combos ($199 for wideband, $189 for oil temp/pressure, $159 for coolant/batt), and fit three gauges in my car via a pod or something.

PLX has their new multi-gauge which allows you to link up to 32 devices to one gauge- that means I buy the Widband combo ($199 for wideband and multigauge), and then invest in the other two sensors and modules ($175 oil pressure, $139 for oil temp/coolant temp) to feed them to one gauge.

I'm torn. I don't want a million ricer gauges in my car, but on the other hand, I don't want to have to flip through the multi-gauge three times to view everything.

Android tablet and an OBD 2 Bluetooth?

[Average_Jerk]

yo