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#256
Originally Posted by terrycs
Hey, you might be the person to ask ... do you think the ICC sensor would work from behind the factory grille? There is actually room in there. I read that someone has mesh in front of theirs and his still worked.
It'll take some research, but I'm sure it can be done
#257
My icc sensor is behind the factory mesh (due to dealer mistake) and it works without any issues. I think it will work as long as it doesn't cover the eye(s) of the sensor.
You can probably look up the calibration instructions from the service manual if it doesn't work from behind the grille.
You can probably look up the calibration instructions from the service manual if it doesn't work from behind the grille.
#262
#263
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 3,519
Likes: 32
From: Southern California
Originally Posted by sredish
terry, how do you scroll through the different options? is there a wired or wireless remote for the camp 2? look pretty sweet. looks almost like a stock motor under the hood with a pair of Injens or something. Nice and clean.
Because it has the audio output, I'm trying to figure out if limit alarms can be set on the monitored sensors. I'd also like to figure out how to use the CAMP2 to play the audio alarm (over riding the radio) if a sensor is out of range. This would be handy for day to day driving because realistic operation would be normal audio for the day to day drive, then switch over to gauges for "spirited" driving.
I'm looking forward to playing around with the CAMP2's capabilities when I'm not driving the car.
#265
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 3,519
Likes: 32
From: Southern California
Originally Posted by AlterZgo
You should go for it Terry. Have them program a 100 octane map for you.
Here's a list of Unocal 76 gas stations in So Cal that sell 100 octane gas:
http://personal.linkline.com/dbarton..._in_SoCal.html
Huntington Beach or Orange should be close to you, right?
Here's a list of Unocal 76 gas stations in So Cal that sell 100 octane gas:
http://personal.linkline.com/dbarton..._in_SoCal.html
Huntington Beach or Orange should be close to you, right?
#267
Originally Posted by terrycs
At first, I thought is was a wired remote, but when they showed it to me, it was wireless, about 1" x 2" x 3/16" thick (approx). I was kinda surprised the CAMP2 also has audio output. Sounds almost like a wii going through the menu picks.
Because it has the audio output, I'm trying to figure out if limit alarms can be set on the monitored sensors. I'd also like to figure out how to use the CAMP2 to play the audio alarm (over riding the radio) if a sensor is out of range. This would be handy for day to day driving because realistic operation would be normal audio for the day to day drive, then switch over to gauges for "spirited" driving.
I'm looking forward to playing around with the CAMP2's capabilities when I'm not driving the car.
Because it has the audio output, I'm trying to figure out if limit alarms can be set on the monitored sensors. I'd also like to figure out how to use the CAMP2 to play the audio alarm (over riding the radio) if a sensor is out of range. This would be handy for day to day driving because realistic operation would be normal audio for the day to day drive, then switch over to gauges for "spirited" driving.
I'm looking forward to playing around with the CAMP2's capabilities when I'm not driving the car.
#268
#269
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 3,519
Likes: 32
From: Southern California
Originally Posted by MaximaPower
are u able to look at the camp2 stuff on our screen while driving? or does the car have to be in park?
I am pretty sure I know how to go directly into the LCD composite inputs, but won't be able to play with it until I get my car back. That would allow the gauges to display and the radio to play at the same time.
#270
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 3,519
Likes: 32
From: Southern California
Originally Posted by Andrei
Torque is a lot lower than I except HP is nothing. Torque is important. It's lower than what some people get with a ST system on a 1st gen sedan.
I like how everything works on the nav screen
I like how everything works on the nav screen