What is a good data logger for a GSR
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What is a good data logger for a GSR
I have a customer with a 1998 GSR and he is looking for a good data logger. The car is turbocharged and is making 340whp. Do any of you have recamendations.
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (Danny_EJ)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Danny_EJ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What is the car currently running for an EMS? A chipped ECU can data log with the addition of a header onto the board</TD></TR></TABLE>
A chipped ECU would be good. Can that down load info into a lap top? He has an AFC on the car now.
A chipped ECU would be good. Can that down load info into a lap top? He has an AFC on the car now.
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (PrecisionH23a)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PrecisionH23a »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">The tony1 datalogger.
What EMS is being ran?</TD></TR></TABLE>
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What EMS is being ran?</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (turbodano)
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He has an AFC on the car now. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Tell him to toss that in the garbage and run a real EMS.
He has an AFC on the car now. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Tell him to toss that in the garbage and run a real EMS.
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (PrecisionH23a)
He wants to keep all his factory accessories. I don’t see putting a Motec or fast unit in the car.
Yes I do agree you can't do much with an AFC. I am not a fan at all.
Yes I do agree you can't do much with an AFC. I am not a fan at all.
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (turbodano)
Tell him to throw in an AVC-R and he can datalog by reading from a XY graph, lol.
There are cheaper options... neptune, hondata, crome, etc.
There are cheaper options... neptune, hondata, crome, etc.
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (turbodano)
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If you are looking for an external datalogger type, why not integrate a Wideband with a datalogger...AKA, Innovate Motorsports.
I have a popular package that includes the Innovate LC-1 Wideband ($199), Moates O-Meter Display ($69) and the Innovate SSI-4 ($129) Datalogging Interface.
For about $325 you have an attractive wideband with 5 channels of logging (AFR, RPM + 3 more). The free LogWorks software from Innovate allows you to log directly to a laptop and analyze the data later.
If you are looking for an external datalogger type, why not integrate a Wideband with a datalogger...AKA, Innovate Motorsports.
I have a popular package that includes the Innovate LC-1 Wideband ($199), Moates O-Meter Display ($69) and the Innovate SSI-4 ($129) Datalogging Interface.
For about $325 you have an attractive wideband with 5 channels of logging (AFR, RPM + 3 more). The free LogWorks software from Innovate allows you to log directly to a laptop and analyze the data later.
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Re: What is a good data logger for a GSR (xenocron)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by xenocron »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
If you are looking for an external datalogger type, why not integrate a Wideband with a datalogger...AKA, Innovate Motorsports.
I have a popular package that includes the Innovate LC-1 Wideband ($199), Moates O-Meter Display ($69) and the Innovate SSI-4 ($129) Datalogging Interface.
For about $325 you have an attractive wideband with 5 channels of logging (AFR, RPM + 3 more). The free LogWorks software from Innovate allows you to log directly to a laptop and analyze the data later.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I currently use the Innovate Motorsports wide band for tunning and I love it. That thing made my life so easy.
I was looking for somthing user friendly like the dsm link for the Mitsubishi cars. It is for the customer to use not me. He is just a guy that likes to watch his data. I am sure you know that kind of customer. Not that he would know what to do with info he is getting from the car.
Thanks for the info.
If you are looking for an external datalogger type, why not integrate a Wideband with a datalogger...AKA, Innovate Motorsports.
I have a popular package that includes the Innovate LC-1 Wideband ($199), Moates O-Meter Display ($69) and the Innovate SSI-4 ($129) Datalogging Interface.
For about $325 you have an attractive wideband with 5 channels of logging (AFR, RPM + 3 more). The free LogWorks software from Innovate allows you to log directly to a laptop and analyze the data later.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I currently use the Innovate Motorsports wide band for tunning and I love it. That thing made my life so easy.
I was looking for somthing user friendly like the dsm link for the Mitsubishi cars. It is for the customer to use not me. He is just a guy that likes to watch his data. I am sure you know that kind of customer. Not that he would know what to do with info he is getting from the car.
Thanks for the info.
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By the time he spends the money on a Datalogger, he could've just spent money on a Hondata that can datalog and he doesn't lose any accesories either.
Also the comment above by Anthony about the Tony1 datalogger, Tony is actually a dealer for ProLogger which is a very good unit
Also the comment above by Anthony about the Tony1 datalogger, Tony is actually a dealer for ProLogger which is a very good unit
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boostfed.com »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">By the time he spends the money on a Datalogger, he could've just spent money on a Hondata that can datalog and he doesn't lose any accesories either.
Also the comment above by Anthony about the Tony1 datalogger, Tony is actually a dealer for ProLogger which is a very good unit </TD></TR></TABLE>
How much does the Hondata system cost?
Also the comment above by Anthony about the Tony1 datalogger, Tony is actually a dealer for ProLogger which is a very good unit
</TD></TR></TABLE>How much does the Hondata system cost?
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How much does the Hondata system cost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hondata S300 retail is $595, it has built in datalogging, ability to run 5 bar map sensor, no burning of chips etc etc, Great system
How much does the Hondata system cost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hondata S300 retail is $595, it has built in datalogging, ability to run 5 bar map sensor, no burning of chips etc etc, Great system
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