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Old 07-28-2010   #1
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Re: Evo X upgrades

Worry more about your driving than the logging, sounds like the car is running pretty damn good Sucks your PLX gauges are giving you a hassle though. Do you plan to keep them or go another route?

You can get new hardware for your exhaust from any hardware store; ACE sells automotive grade bolts/nuts.
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Old 07-28-2010   #2
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Worry more about your driving than the logging
QFT. All the damn gadgets in the world won't make you a better driver. After all, that is why you built the car, right? To drive?
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Old 07-28-2010   #3
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QFT. All the damn gadgets in the world won't make you a better driver.
One day at BIR per month and the rest of the month to fiddle with stuff. I'll let my 'pit crew' (brother & his wife) play with the cameras.

I was concerned about checking the AFR a few times just because the setup hasn't been beat on like that before. It held up quite well. The car is incredibly smooth out there. I just need practice with choosing the best gear and some auto-x/car control courses to get a feel for where the limits are.

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some auto-x/car control courses to get a feel for where the limits are.
Autocross is awesome for finding the limit of a car, then bushing beyond it. I spun my IX a few times just finding the edge and pushing past it to see how the car reacted. Well, that and running too much rear tire pressure
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Sucks your PLX gauges are giving you a hassle though. Do you plan to keep them or go another route?
I have a big investment so I'd certainly like to see them work. The question is if that's possible. They are one of those companies that doesn't have a tech support phone number...you email and they don't reply. If I don't get an RMA for the OBD gauge then that one will probably just remain dark. I have AFR & Boost on the other gauge and those are the important ones, anyway.

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You can get new hardware for your exhaust from any hardware store; ACE sells automotive grade bolts/nuts.
I picked some up at O'Reillys yesterday but got M8 and I need M10 by the looks of it. I'm going to swing by scheides tonight in case I have to cut the existing bolt off (no power in the ramp at home).
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