[gtfoxy]

Originally Posted by Trochoidal

No this is FFF (fused filament fabrication) style printer. Metal printer, even in consumer grade, is pricey.

Right! That’s why I asked. I’m not a jealous or envious kind of guy, but that’s some John Holmes status fabrication ability if you did.

[7LitreC5]

Thanks for answering my questions and linking the other threads.

So, do you print and sell these? If so, please PM me the details.

Originally Posted by Trochoidal

This pod directly replaced the stock vent/diverter. The factory vent/diverted is captured by a spherical bore (socket). The two halves of the socket are most likely fused at the seam during production after the vent/diverted is in place.

The trim ring is attached to the factory vent housing.

This mount goes inside of stock vent housing.

The gauge attached to the mount using the supplied clamp provided by the garage manufacturer. Slide the gauge through the front and the clamp in the rear has two plastic thumb screws the keep the gauge in place.

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showt...php?p=10772205

[Trochoidal]

Originally Posted by 7LitreC5

Thanks for answering my questions and linking the other threads.

So, do you print and sell these? If so, please PM me the details.

You’re welcome. PM sent.

[Trochoidal]

Originally Posted by 7LitreC5

Thanks for answering my questions and linking the other threads.

So, do you print and sell these? If so, please PM me the details.

This one is yours.

[7LitreC5]

Just finished installing my Banks iDash. Thanks to Trochoidal for his help with this project.

[Rhobz]

Where are you guys buying your Banks iDash Superguage from? Any preferred vendors?

And for those of you running the iDash and a wideband, are they both plugged into the OBD2 plug? Did you put in a splitter? Just trying to figure out all options that keep the install clean.

[Joshinator99]

Originally Posted by Rhobz

Where are you guys buying your Banks iDash Superguage from? Any preferred vendors?

And for those of you running the iDash and a wideband, are they both plugged into the OBD2 plug? Did you put in a splitter? Just trying to figure out all options that keep the install clean.

I bought my Banks iDash directly from Banks.

The AEM wideband connector is a pass through, so you can just plug the Banks into that.

[7LitreC5]

I bought mine from RDP store.

[20Bluezl1]

Originally Posted by Rhobz

Where are you guys buying your Banks iDash Superguage from? Any preferred vendors?

And for those of you running the iDash and a wideband, are they both plugged into the OBD2 plug? Did you put in a splitter? Just trying to figure out all options that keep the install clean.

So im running the same i dash and Aem wideband. But I didn't wont to have all the clutter on my obd2 plug so I purchased a splitter on Amazon that I can hide the oem OBD2 port under the dash with all the gauges plugged in then I ran the splitter male to the original spot. A little confusing but not difficult.

Best part is you don't have to unplug anything if you wanted to connect an OBD2 reader


Right Angle Universal OBD II OBD2 16pin Extension Splitter Y Cable 1 Male to 2 Female with Underdash Bracket for GPS https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L9ZK2DN...ing=UTF8&psc=1

[ZLE in DC]

For those running the DataMonster, how are you importing the logged data, as in which software package? Also, it looks like Banks is getting real close to a wide band capability, which will be huge for me. Im trying hard to keep the number of gauges to a minimum!

[Trochoidal]

Originally Posted by ZLE in DC

For those running the DataMonster, how are you importing the logged data, as in which software package? Also, it looks like Banks is getting real close to a wide band capability, which will be huge for me. Im trying hard to keep the number of gauges to a minimum!

That will be a nice addition to the Banks gauge if they add WB. As you mentioned, one less gauge in the car.

Here’s an older post about DataMonster. I don’t have that one but maybe give this a try and see if it helps you.

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showp...7&postcount=46

[ZLE dude]

Originally Posted by ZLE in DC

For those running the DataMonster, how are you importing the logged data, as in which software package? Also, it looks like Banks is getting real close to a wide band capability, which will be huge for me. Im trying hard to keep the number of gauges to a minimum!

I'm just dumping the files into excel and formatting/trending from there. It's not the easiest or cleanest method, but it usually works for what I'm looking for at the time. If there was a canned software that you could load the files into that would be awesome. I've debated building a Excel macro, but I'm not that into creating automation.

[Trochoidal]

Originally Posted by ZLE dude

I'm just dumping the files into excel and formatting/trending from there. It's not the easiest or cleanest method, but it usually works for what I'm looking for at the time. If there was a canned software that you could load the files into that would be awesome. I've debated building a Excel macro, but I'm not that into creating automation.

You’re not kidding about that not being the easiest way to get that data more presentable. I’m surprised Banks doesn’t have canned software to dump the data.

Ahh yeah, like you, I don’t get along with excel macros.

Quick question for you, how does the logged data look when playing it back on the gauge? In other words, can you get what you need by watching the logged file?

[ZLE dude]

Originally Posted by Trochoidal

You’re not kidding about that not being the easiest way to get that data more presentable. I’m surprised Banks doesn’t have canned software to dump the data.

Ahh yeah, like you, I don’t get along with excel macros.

Quick question for you, how does the logged data look when playing it back on the gauge? In other words, can you get what you need by watching the logged file?

Hmm....I've never tried watching a log file on the gauge! I may have to mess with it this weekend and see.