Lordpizza

I hooked my scanner up to get a boost reading. You have to minus stoichiometric pressure. Right here is just a flat acceleration starting at about 50 km/h. I'm gonna try again on the highway. There's a wicked steep part not too far from my house and that will definitely max out the boost.

Tomtwtwtw

15lb sounds in the ballpark from what I remember...wish the stock gauge actually had numbers though. Have you tried a bluetooth OBD reader and the Torque app (assuming Android, don't know iPhone equivalent)? Some people have made some pretty cool set-ups using a $15 reader, a cheap Android tablet, and simple mount.

Lordpizza

I'm a fan of keeping cars "mostly" stock looking. Including the interior. Having a tablet mounted somewhere just doesn't appeal to me.

This is just one of those things that I have to learn to live with.

justnspace

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^i'm lucky my car has navigation and it's kinda easy to retrofit a tablet there. stock looking.

that's the way to go. If you need extra guages; integrate a tablet, instead of mounting it and making it loook out of place.

Tomtwtwtw

If anything you'd be making your car look like the future by mounting a tablet right on top of the dash. haha

Yeah I can't stand that look either. But I meant it more in terms of convenience. It's a nifty set up you can have when you want it, and hide when you don't to keep it all nice and clean.

Lordpizza

do you have pics of your setup?

schen72

Get one of those ODBII port bluetooth dongles, a magnet air vent mount for your phone, and run Torque Pro. Looks clean and doesn't mess with the stock set up.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...g.prowl.torque

Lordpizza

I would have never considered this before BUT, this week I worked on a built Ram 3500. This thing was fully tuned and he had a setup that actually looked pretty clean and tucked away. I never turned it on because I don't F with customers cars but I installed a full exhaust (headers back) and it sounded amazing.

I'm going to look into these options.

ManBearPig

I just use my Hondata FlashPro with Bluetooth connected to my phone. The FlashPro app is a nice added feature that I didn't know came with it, but use it regularly now.