where did you mount your flexfuel sensor
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Originally Posted by siadam' timestamp='1400855837' post='23172720
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the zeintronics unit can be had for 200$, not that bad, and can be put pretty much anywhere, but what would I know I just throw money out windows
the zeintronics unit can be had for 200$, not that bad, and can be put pretty much anywhere, but what would I know I just throw money out windows
IS that display compatible with the SOS unit though is my question?
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Positive?
I'd imagine different sensors output different voltages, and the display, may be calibrated on a different voltage scale.
Just clarifiying, b/c if that's the case, I'd pickup a cheap GM sensor, and that display.
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Originally Posted by siadam
Positive?
I'd imagine different sensors output different voltages, and the display, may be calibrated on a different voltage scale.
Just clarifiying, b/c if that's the case, I'd pickup a cheap GM sensor, and that display.
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I have the zextronic gauge with the gm flex fuel sensor. The SOS kit is nice and all but the flex fuel sensor and plug is only like $80. So your paying them because it comes with a nice mount for the s2000. The sensor is real easy to install. You just cut a few inches out of your fuel return and put the sensor in the middle of the fuel return.
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I have the zextronic gauge with the gm flex fuel sensor. The SOS kit is nice and all but the flex fuel sensor and plug is only like $80. So your paying them because it comes with a nice mount for the s2000. The sensor is real easy to install. You just cut a few inches out of your fuel return and put the sensor in the middle of the fuel return.
more info:
http://scienceofspeed.com/products/e.../E85_FlexFuel/
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Originally Posted by siadam' timestamp='1401340000' post='23180077
Positive?
I'd imagine different sensors output different voltages, and the display, may be calibrated on a different voltage scale.
Just clarifiying, b/c if that's the case, I'd pickup a cheap GM sensor, and that display.
I'd imagine different sensors output different voltages, and the display, may be calibrated on a different voltage scale.
Just clarifiying, b/c if that's the case, I'd pickup a cheap GM sensor, and that display.
Thank you,
I'm gonna order this asap.
As far as the GM sensor, did you order what is posted in this thread?
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http://paceperformance.com/i-1080149...ensor-e85.html
I went with the aforementioned sensor because of its more compact size.
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