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Auterra's Dyno-Scan
Is this a good product? What are other products that are like this?
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www.digimoto.com
The Auterra is more money but useable on more cars. If you only want it for the Maxima, the digimoto might be enough. |
Is it better then the snap on?
the site says this.... Garage mechanic - our system costs a fraction of what that $3000 Snap-On unit costs, plus our system supports color and provides high-speed graphing and datalogging capabilities. And forget about those expensive yearly software upgrades; ours are free! [U] Has anyone use both of them/ any other how do they compare? |
what does it do?
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The dyno functions never seem to work and even if they did it'd be pointless.
What does it do? http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...1_182_full.jpg ...and more. |
i dont really mind about the dyno and that stuff its just extra, im more about the other things it comes with..
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Remember our ECU is slower than most **** made in the 80's so using it to stream live data is not a good idea since the 16bit chip can't really do them that fast.
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Is the dyno accurately reflect HP and TQ?
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i have mine in mail - it should get here anytime now, its worth for the CAN feature which will be OBD2 standard starting from 2005
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Dave sz - so are you saying this is not a good product to get? What is then?
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No, he is just saying that in hard-core tuning applications its not quick enough. It works excellently to diagnose all engine problems. Its when you venture into boosted application that the OBD-II port starts to lag. At that point a real tuning system is required anyway.
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