Hmmmmmmm...........

https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-exhaust-23/

 

Car was sliding like hell last night in the rain and I found out why



Rears were done so I decided to put my other tires on



Obligatory sexy pic

 

If anyone is wants to get custom front and side splitters for their G, Z, or Q, this it the man right here. Great prices compared to the other pricier companies. He also uses the best material and guarantees exact plug and play fitment. Follow him and message him for inquiries! @jesse_rod87

 

I saw that on the buy/sell facebook group and was gonna tell you about it since i've seen you asking about side splitters. I guess that was you.

did you actually buy some from this guy? how much were they?

 

I didn't buy them because I need to save every penny for moving right now but he said $80 for side splitters and $125 for the front splitter. I don't know if he's offering me that because I'm helping him promote or if that's for everyone but that's an amazing price. His IG is full of pics and examples of his work.

 

Got a hell of a deal earlier today at the local yard. Grabbed a tanabe medallion exhaust, 05-06 tails and a motordyne spacer for a grand total of 105.00







Was quite a good morning

 

Great job! Very envious right now.

 

Thanks man. Really was surprised to find these parts at a junkyard

 

I have just made a custom gauge for the awd system that show me the live Front/Rear power distribution ratio it's only the first revision the next one i will build tonight will have a better looking
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1) how did are you getting the values?
2) the attachments don't seem to work for me.

 

For the value I monitor the current flowing the line that power the AWD solenoid

http://hpics.li/d77e9c4
http://hpics.li/58ecb46

 

are you using 12v as your maximum voltage input then?

 

No The solenoid is activate by current not voltage. 0 amp as R:100 /F:0 and 1.6amp as R:50/F:50 with a linear interpretation between these two ratio

I use an ''Hall effect' current sensor that read the current flowing the line and gave a voltage that represent the current flowing. After that i put a LM3914 that read this voltage and turn on led according to the voltage it read.

If you're interrested i can give you the schematic of the project

 

yes, please!

sounds like a fun project to do. also, linking it to something like an arduino or rasberry pi, you could output as a graphical display(I am planning on adding a custom 7" screen that has two video inputs for my rear camera, I wasn't sure what I was going to display when the rear camera isn't active.

 

It sure be a cool input for a car display... Let me work a lil bit on the schematic and i will post it