Real time digital gauges

Kilgore Trout said:
Yes I have done it. Yes it will work on your car. Yes it is cool :)
wow. must be a different culture in the US.

Digi gages over here are the hight of 80's CHAV.

The only cars that you'll find people fitting them too are 1.4 litre Nova's :nonono:


However each to his own, although all the ones I've seen always have a delay and only update every .5 - 1 second where as a dial reads all of the time.
 
300bhp/ton said:
wow. must be a different culture in the US.

Digi gages over here are the hight of 80's CHAV.

The only cars that you'll find people fitting them too are 1.4 litre Nova's :nonono:


However each to his own, although all the ones I've seen always have a delay and only update every .5 - 1 second where as a dial reads all of the time.
Learn before you criticize and you will avoid owning yourself grasshopper... :owned:

Try following the refernced link...
 
300bhp/ton said:
wow. must be a different culture in the US.

Digi gages over here are the hight of 80's CHAV.

The only cars that you'll find people fitting them too are 1.4 litre Nova's :nonono:


However each to his own, although all the ones I've seen always have a delay and only update every .5 - 1 second where as a dial reads all of the time.


The digital gauges referred to here are not the every day pep boys super-sport compact ultra performance type-r xxb374 r/t digital gauges. These are a diagnostic type output of the actual senders digital signal.

The ones built into the instrument cluster in the 99-04 mustang are what the needles use to get their readings and update many times per second. Itll show you how much your physical needle is really off.