ScienceofSpeed

Check out the new CAN Gauge from gaugeART! We made a big push for the S2000 owners - because we want this in our own cars!
https://gaugeart.com/product/gaugeart-can-gauge/


We will have a mounting plate available for this soon!

Dusdangers08

great looking product. which cable would i need to choose for an 05 ap2 with an AEM infinity6 with the pnp harness?

snitm

I have the same Infinity with the AEM pnp harness. When I ordered this gauge (last night) I ordered the AEMnet cable.

ScienceofSpeed

Thank you! If you have an AEM-manufactured harness with the AEMNet connector, please purchase the AEMNet option. If you have another harness, like the ScienceofSpeed harness, you can purchase the standard unterminated cable. You can purchase directly from gaugeART for the introductory discount until 1/31. ScienceofSpeed will begin offering the gauge for sale on 2/1.

AEMNet connector:
http://www.aemelectronics.com/sites/..._web_image.jpg

s2000ellier

how does this interface with a haltech? is the Pro Plugin series supported? does it require the haltech CANbus expansion box?

RAIN H8R

I am very eager to do a formal review of this cam gauge!

I wish the radio control area was larger in the S2000. If you could retain volume control I would opt for the gauge going there. Incorporating a datalog on/off would be nice too, and getting the hondata traction control dial on it would be nice as well. Now I'm dreaming!

Ricky_Flowers_

Details on mounting plate? Very interested.

ScienceofSpeed

Yes, it is compatible with Platinum Pro ECUs. This ECU has a CAN connector. You'll need the connector & terminal kit - which is available directly from Haltech if you don't have it. The CAN Hub is not required, unless you plan on running multiple CAN devices other than the gauge.

ScienceofSpeed

It will be released shortly, and can be used with other gauges as well, like AEM.

ScienceofSpeed

We did not incorporate the stereo controls because these are all on a printed circuit board. It would not be possible to easily retain certain switches, like the volume control. However, you could easily add your own switches to this panel by drilling the aluminum plate - space constraints in mind.