One more photo
as five at a time is the limit.
as five at a time is the limit.
Scangauge II
Got mine yesterday too. Very nice.
Seems functionally the same as Scangauge (I). The only big difference I see is the ability to change display colors. Since we are orange anyway that doesn't make much difference.
The big difference is that it so much better looking after having its "extreme makeover."
This is a great product just for the fact you can finally know how much gas is in your tank. The manual also has some tricks to determine your actual speed. The Scangauge II speed reading is adjustable as is the fuel metering reading. The manual includes formulas for computing tire change differences but the easy way is to run a steady speed (they suggest using a GPS) or watch the distance readings over a known distance and adjust the speed reading up/down until the distance reads correctly.
The factory is caught up so shipment is now prompt by Priority Mail.
I bought mine here:
http://PureEnergySystems.com
It's $164.95 and includes free shipping.
Updated product page:
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/store/ScanGauge/
I mounted in center tray. As it is Cat 5 cable, it can be cut, put through a small hole and crimped. I proceeded a little more cautiously. I used another Cat 5 cable, cut it, and twisted the eight pairs back together. Connected it to the Scangauge II connector with an RJ45 coupler.
Some photos are hopefully attached.
Seems functionally the same as Scangauge (I). The only big difference I see is the ability to change display colors. Since we are orange anyway that doesn't make much difference.
The big difference is that it so much better looking after having its "extreme makeover."
This is a great product just for the fact you can finally know how much gas is in your tank. The manual also has some tricks to determine your actual speed. The Scangauge II speed reading is adjustable as is the fuel metering reading. The manual includes formulas for computing tire change differences but the easy way is to run a steady speed (they suggest using a GPS) or watch the distance readings over a known distance and adjust the speed reading up/down until the distance reads correctly.
The factory is caught up so shipment is now prompt by Priority Mail.
I bought mine here:
http://PureEnergySystems.com
It's $164.95 and includes free shipping.
Updated product page:
http://www.pureenergysystems.com/store/ScanGauge/
I mounted in center tray. As it is Cat 5 cable, it can be cut, put through a small hole and crimped. I proceeded a little more cautiously. I used another Cat 5 cable, cut it, and twisted the eight pairs back together. Connected it to the Scangauge II connector with an RJ45 coupler.
Some photos are hopefully attached.
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But what does it do besides mileage?
Yeah, pretty much. I guess if I didn't have the tech package I might be interested. Maybe if they make it so you can program the timing, etc.
Yeah that's what I'm waiting on. Seeing what's avaiable for the SG to USB have to offer. I have a the Scan Guage 1 right now and is pretty happy so no need to jump on this one yet.92TripleBlack said:Yeah, pretty much. I guess if I didn't have the tech package I might be interested. Maybe if they make it so you can program the timing, etc.
Real simple install .. easy on/off .. so can be hidden out of sight ..
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dang, fanz, I wondered how you had installed yours so fast - thought you just got it on the recent GB!!! whew...baseballfanz said:Yeah that's what I'm waiting on. Seeing what's avaiable for the SG to USB have to offer. I have a the Scan Guage 1 right now and is pretty happy so no need to jump on this one yet.
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I dont think mine is gonna come in... I guess I have to call it in and see if I got skipped over on the list or what...
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