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[15:46] hodgehatesyou: [15:46] hodgehatesyou: http://www.columbusracing.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=8;t=001247;p=1#000000

[15:46] hodgehatesyou: i wonder if hes talking about apexi's new meat tenderizer product

[15:48] GOPMark: I understand that like most things Japanese, it is quick and efficient.

[15:48] GOPMark: However, it cannot handle large quantities.

[15:48] hodgehatesyou: yes, and comes with special "magic japanese steak dust"

[15:48] GOPMark: Forgot about that.

[15:48] hodgehatesyou: X'D

[15:48] GOPMark: The American model has lots of torque, and can buzz through a whole cow.

[15:49] hodgehatesyou: yes, but its big and cumbersome

[15:49] hodgehatesyou: while the japanese one can make prime cuts of beef

[15:49] GOPMark: Yup. And made with lousy materials.

[15:49] hodgehatesyou: razy americans...

[15:49] GOPMark: But a whole cow.....

[15:49] hodgehatesyou: very true

[15:49] GOPMark: Just toss bessie in, and bang!

[15:50] GOPMark: One button.

[15:50] hodgehatesyou: beef steaks!

[15:50] GOPMark: The Japanese one needs programmed in Ada.

[15:50] hodgehatesyou: yea but you can customize it to your needs

[15:50] hodgehatesyou: which is good for the garage tuner

[15:50] GOPMark: And they can't seem to figure out how to write a manual in english.

[15:50] GOPMark: Very true.

[15:50] hodgehatesyou: however, it can only be programmed by someone in california

[15:50] GOPMark: lol

[15:51] hodgehatesyou: and costs $5000 to reprogram

[15:51] GOPMark: Some old Japanese guy has to do it.

[15:51] hodgehatesyou: cause apexi wont sell the $20 software

[15:51] hodgehatesyou: damn japanese always outsmarting us!

[15:51] GOPMark: lol

[15:51] hodgehatesyou: well that was funny

 

that should be all you need to know.

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Originally posted by Hwilli:

As long as it takes you to tap the speedo, and tach signals on the ECU. Then add power and ground.

 

Shouldn't be a difficult install.

the ECU is tucked behind the passenger side dash pad if i remember correctly. there's quite a bit of wiring in there for the dash electronics. a service manual will have some wiring diagrams...
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Originally posted by drifter:

could you convert that to a fraction :D

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Originally posted by drifter:

how bout a proper fraction :confused::D

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Originally posted by drifter:

thats the only two thing i have to tap into :confused:

I'd have to look at the install instructions on the unit. I am not actually famiilar with the exact product that you are using, but it just sounds like a monitoring tool.

 

The Apexi units I have in my car (AFC, and AVC-R) have several monitoring functions, that are all tapped off the ECU.

 

Airflow, Tach, 02, TPS etc.

 

I can't tell you exactly without seeing the unit/instructions, but again, most of those units are fairly easy to install if you understand basic wiring.

 

If you are not comfortable doing that type of install i am sure that someone on here would help you for a beer, small fee, lunch, whatever.

 

and if not, there are a few shops in town that I'm sure would be willing to do the work for you smile.gif .

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