ScanGauge II -Only $154.95 Shipped! 12 Digital Gauges!
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Originally Posted by Mouse
I read about this component a little bit back... and plan on making it one of my next mods with all of its functionality
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Originally Posted by Mouse
I read about this component a little bit back... and plan on making it one of my next mods with all of its functionality
thanks.
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Originally Posted by 365Motorwerks
Originally Posted by Mouse
I read about this component a little bit back... and plan on making it one of my next mods with all of its functionality
thanks.
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Originally Posted by 365Motorwerks
Ok so I have a question...
Now this won't work on the 1st gen xB's but it will on the 2nd and the tC and possibly the xD (does the rvm attach to the windshield or the roof?)
Would anybody be interested in these I may start selling them... mounts are by Blendmount and it is the mount and a cable extender the also have one that mounts a Valentine One radar detector under the mirror!
Let me know your thoughts!
Now this won't work on the 1st gen xB's but it will on the 2nd and the tC and possibly the xD (does the rvm attach to the windshield or the roof?)
Would anybody be interested in these I may start selling them... mounts are by Blendmount and it is the mount and a cable extender the also have one that mounts a Valentine One radar detector under the mirror!
Let me know your thoughts!
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Who's up for a Scangauge this week?
I'm sure there are still some of you running around with the CEL on, or wondering what type of MPG your getting!
BTW I'm up by 1-2 MPG after switching to synthetic based on about the same driving habits and 8000 miles (2 oil changes) with the new oil. Anybody else noticed a change?
I'm sure there are still some of you running around with the CEL on, or wondering what type of MPG your getting!
BTW I'm up by 1-2 MPG after switching to synthetic based on about the same driving habits and 8000 miles (2 oil changes) with the new oil. Anybody else noticed a change?
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I took the scangauge out of my car to use it for my mom's Jeep, and now I feel so lost without it in my tC 
. I gotta install it again tonight.
I get 24-25 no matter how I drive. I'll be swapping on my 17's and pumping up the tire pressure this weekend though. Taking a nice long road trip, about 1200 miles, so the scan gauge will help a lot with trying to stay at about 27 mpg :D.
. I gotta install it again tonight. I get 24-25 no matter how I drive. I'll be swapping on my 17's and pumping up the tire pressure this weekend though. Taking a nice long road trip, about 1200 miles, so the scan gauge will help a lot with trying to stay at about 27 mpg :D.
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Originally Posted by CarbonXe
I took the scangauge out of my car to use it for my mom's Jeep, and now I feel so lost without it in my tC . I gotta install it again tonight.
I get 24-25 no matter how I drive. I'll be swapping on my 17's and pumping up the tire pressure this weekend though. Taking a nice long road trip, about 1200 miles, so the scan gauge will help a lot with trying to stay at about 27 mpg :D.
. I gotta install it again tonight. I get 24-25 no matter how I drive. I'll be swapping on my 17's and pumping up the tire pressure this weekend though. Taking a nice long road trip, about 1200 miles, so the scan gauge will help a lot with trying to stay at about 27 mpg :D.
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Yeah, Zack, I did see an increase in MPG on Vanilla of about the same amount after the switch to a decent synthetic, and that's with no effort on my part to change any of my driving habits. (Oddly enough I wasn't even expecting to see a difference.)
(I also saw an increase in MPG when I put the ScanGauge II on the dash, but that was because more and better info was right in front of me, and it trained me a bit on how almost unnoticeable little changes in driving can make noticeable differences in MPG.)
(I also saw an increase in MPG when I put the ScanGauge II on the dash, but that was because more and better info was right in front of me, and it trained me a bit on how almost unnoticeable little changes in driving can make noticeable differences in MPG.)
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Originally Posted by Tomas
Yeah, Zack, I did see an increase in MPG on Vanilla of about the same amount after the switch to a decent synthetic, and that's with no effort on my part to change any of my driving habits. (Oddly enough I wasn't even expecting to see a difference.)
(I also saw an increase in MPG when I put the ScanGauge II on the dash, but that was because more and better info was right in front of me, and it trained me a bit on how almost unnoticeable little changes in driving can make noticeable differences in MPG.)
(I also saw an increase in MPG when I put the ScanGauge II on the dash, but that was because more and better info was right in front of me, and it trained me a bit on how almost unnoticeable little changes in driving can make noticeable differences in MPG.)
