2007 Mustang Car PC
9/26/07 | 07:40 AM
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ODB-II Reader and Software
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/engi...agnostics-etc/
If I was going to get one it would be:
http://www.obdpros.com/
The software is free, but you have to pay for the scanner hardware. The free software only works with readers that use the open protocol. I think it's called ELM327?
9/29/07 | 05:25 AM
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I have an elmscan and a palmer performance tool on my car pc for odb2 and i must say it sucks. The soft is ok, you can somehow manage to customize it to match your front end. But for the rpm for example i can't manage to have more than 5 sample per second. So it's not accurate at all. And with delay. No use so for datalogging.
As i'm working on my home front end i'm planning to add the support of odb2 myself in the furutre.
As i'm working on my home front end i'm planning to add the support of odb2 myself in the furutre.
9/30/07 | 09:20 AM
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I have an elmscan and a palmer performance tool on my car pc for odb2 and i must say it sucks. The soft is ok, you can somehow manage to customize it to match your front end. But for the rpm for example i can't manage to have more than 5 sample per second. So it's not accurate at all. And with delay. No use so for datalogging.
As i'm working on my home front end i'm planning to add the support of odb2 myself in the furutre.
As i'm working on my home front end i'm planning to add the support of odb2 myself in the furutre.
What front end are you developing?
9/30/07 | 09:39 AM
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http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/soft...-rr-clone.html
there is also a thread for the new version
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/soft...r-v0-09-a.html
erffff. Too bad
there is also a thread for the new version
http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/soft...r-v0-09-a.html
erffff. Too bad
10/2/07 | 07:25 AM
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Weight
Here are the weights of existing and added parts (in pounds):
Stock Sub Amps 2.6
removed
stock 6x8 rear 2.6
stock 6x8 front 2.6
trimed bat cab 2.2
trimed audio wires 2.2
stock HU 6.2
----
15.8
added
6x9 7.2
6x8 7
batt cab 14.6 (relocation)
audio wires 7.4
screen 2.6
amp 6
----
44.8
total added: 29 (16.6 without bat cable)
Stock Sub Amps 2.6
removed
stock 6x8 rear 2.6
stock 6x8 front 2.6
trimed bat cab 2.2
trimed audio wires 2.2
stock HU 6.2
----
15.8
added
6x9 7.2
6x8 7
batt cab 14.6 (relocation)
audio wires 7.4
screen 2.6
amp 6
----
44.8
total added: 29 (16.6 without bat cable)
1/12/08 | 01:54 AM
#29
I looked up my records and the exact cost was $623 for the basic parts. Still cheeper than some GPS systems with smaller screens. I think mine is the only s197 with an 8" screen while still keeping the look of the stock console controls.
Here is a screen of the custom front end. I'm making this skinable so you can change the way it looks and functions.
Here is a screen of the custom front end. I'm making this skinable so you can change the way it looks and functions.
... And how are you supposed to put CDs in that slot?
1/14/08 | 10:29 AM
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Thanks. $600 is just basic computer parts. Amps, speakers were extra.
Thinking about changing out the stock subs for Pioneer slims.
The CD slot on the front end is just for show.
Kinda like some hood scoops
The plan is to create a skin like the new nav unit.
Just have to find the time.
Thinking about changing out the stock subs for Pioneer slims.
The CD slot on the front end is just for show.
Kinda like some hood scoops
The plan is to create a skin like the new nav unit.
Just have to find the time.
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