No calibrating my plx lol, u prolly looking at lc1 propganda
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Just looked again to post up here, and sure enough, I was looking at their older unit ($149) it requires calibration. Their newer one ($199) does not.
If I do have issues with my LC1 I know what I'll be switching to. :)
But so far, the LC1 is working great as a narrowband and I haven't even attempted to calibrate it for the wideband, once I do I'll make a call.
-John
Edit: For anyone interested, this does look pretty bad ass.
Here is the PLX
http://www.plxdevices.com/product_in...=WDBDSMAFR_DM6
Here is the LC1
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lc1.php
Hated my LC1, needed to be re-calibrated every few months...
...supposedly, the newest version does not require it but i wont be trying it again :p
She followed me into work today. ;)
https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...63359990_o.jpg
You have some updating to do on the 1st post son :p
Looking good
Thanks. :)
The small list I still have in the works for the body are;
• Replace the drivers side headlight. The fogging is caused from a HUGE hole on the side where the turn signal clip used to go.
• Install the euro clear side markers
• Replace the rear power antenna with a new factory one
• Buy new OEM chin mounts - They are installed using a lot of hidden zip ties right now. I want to do it right.
• Get some paint-less dent repair and a few rock chips taken care of. :)
But for the most part, exterior look is done and I am happy!