- Aug 25, 2006
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Folks over the last couple months there have been several threads in which the topic of the OEM boosts gauge calibration or a true retro-fit mechanical gauge has been discussed. In fact in at least one it was presented that the tweak was right around the corner.
Well; last night I was reviewing my project “hit” list and darned if this issue doesn’t still remain unresolved.
So I ask; who has a viable alternative or fix close to being completed so that folks such as myself with the Whipple as well as those with smaller pulleys that were tuned using the Mafia or ? which alters the voltage reading at the MAF can have a OEM or OEM looking gauge display numbers that mean something?
Many appear to have acquiesced to the erratic operation of the gauge as acceptable however in my anal world it is “nits” such as this that drive me knuts. Certainly I twist and tweak on the gals all the time however at the end of the day I want all systems to operate and in doing so to mean something.
So again I ask; is there a plan in the works and if so when will be completed and to whom do the accolades and funds get directed to?
Thank you all
Shadowman
Well; last night I was reviewing my project “hit” list and darned if this issue doesn’t still remain unresolved.
So I ask; who has a viable alternative or fix close to being completed so that folks such as myself with the Whipple as well as those with smaller pulleys that were tuned using the Mafia or ? which alters the voltage reading at the MAF can have a OEM or OEM looking gauge display numbers that mean something?
Many appear to have acquiesced to the erratic operation of the gauge as acceptable however in my anal world it is “nits” such as this that drive me knuts. Certainly I twist and tweak on the gals all the time however at the end of the day I want all systems to operate and in doing so to mean something.
So again I ask; is there a plan in the works and if so when will be completed and to whom do the accolades and funds get directed to?
Thank you all
Shadowman