Aeroforce Install **WITH PICS**
10-12-2006, 10:54 PM
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Aeroforce Install **WITH PICS**
Aeroforce gauge install, pics to come....Just started 
10-12-2006, 10:58 PM
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your post ya...
Oh ****, this one'* worthless too....damn it...you screwed me over again!
Oh ****, this one'* worthless too....damn it...you screwed me over again!
10-13-2006, 01:19 AM
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Here'* the process, done and installed....
The location (under the radio)
Before the cutting (Michealob Endorest)
Cutting complete
The weapon of choice....
Mounted and ready for reassembly:
Upon putting the bezel back on the dash, ran into a snag, the hole in the dash chassis needs to be cut out down in the bottom, like so:
Finished Product:
The location (under the radio)
Before the cutting (Michealob Endorest)
Cutting complete
The weapon of choice....
Mounted and ready for reassembly:
Upon putting the bezel back on the dash, ran into a snag, the hole in the dash chassis needs to be cut out down in the bottom, like so:
Finished Product:
10-13-2006, 01:38 AM
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Haven't driven the car yet.......I still need to figure out my altitude programmed in, guess what my HP is.....and that will get the MPG reading accurate.
All I have to do is drive the car for my 1/4, 1/8, and 0-60 to set. Which I have to cruise through the menu to performance and tell it that I want to get times. I'd imagine it'* track accurate just about, going off of vehicle sensors.....Only thing that could mess that up is the tires being a different size and the PCM not being cal'd out.
All I have to do is drive the car for my 1/4, 1/8, and 0-60 to set. Which I have to cruise through the menu to performance and tell it that I want to get times. I'd imagine it'* track accurate just about, going off of vehicle sensors.....Only thing that could mess that up is the tires being a different size and the PCM not being cal'd out.
10-13-2006, 08:07 AM
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This is an updated unit....Andrew'* won't tell you anything about economy and performnace.
If you off set the gauge down there, and were to keep it at that height, you would have to cut one of the slots that the bezel mounts to out.
Audio for right now, I'm just gonna leave it, I may do something with it in the winter, but I dunno.
If you off set the gauge down there, and were to keep it at that height, you would have to cut one of the slots that the bezel mounts to out.
Audio for right now, I'm just gonna leave it, I may do something with it in the winter, but I dunno.
