so finally decided to do this mod, since i never used the stop watch like every body else, just once to test it. here are some initial pic of the mod, the 52 mm perfectly fits in the oem bezel. At a later date i am going to replace the plx lens. i mainly did the mod so after a tune i can monitor before and after readings, and its cool . as soon as the insall is done i will post A video. I already updated some custom background so it looks oem and the boot up screen just like the nav.

 

This is an interesting project. Keep us posted with details and pix.

 

^^^^ What ruf said!

 

Keep us updated. Another member did this also and its looks great!

 

Great idea, hope all works out well, and please post pics if its a DIY install. Boost gauge seems more practical then a silly timer..

 

very cool posts some more pics

 

why you do not replace it with boost gauge .. i think it will be great

anyway great project bro ..

keep us posted.

 

Agree, some sort of peak hold meter would rock.

also, does the PLX buff off the glass?

 

no its etched back with a silk screen, if i can find somebody who can cut me round flat black plastic with s square that should do it, actually the plx can be set to peak readings as well if thats what you were reffering to

 

for now i will be monitoring the obd sensors, this dm-100 obm is flexible, i could add a boost sensor later and have that as well, its not just on gauge, you can view up to 4 sensors on gauge at one given time. my first 4 obd will be AIT, timing, cat 1 & 2 temps (egt) , they will all show at once

 

Where are you mounting the signal box and routing the cables

 

i will find out this weekend , i just wanted to get all the fab, and programming done, i did that on my toyota just to check every thing, probably some where under the dash

 

I did the zeitronic it fits perfect and does boost .afr .egt all in one gauge

 

did you have to get separate sensors for those? and does it monitor obd sensors as well ? i will have to check in to that

 

Subscribed. Great project. How are you hardwiring the power?