tsukinosaru
Probationary Member
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- Sep 7, 2005
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KC,
Missouri
is datalogging worth anything on a stock NA or is it only good for turbo?
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arent the values in the book for test usually done without the engine running?speedy13 said:well if you have a manual,now you can compare your sensor values with the log and see if they are in spec,or it'll give an idea of wich way you need to know.The logger pays for itself,think about it,if you pay for 2-3 computer diagnostics at a shop,it costs you the same as your logger.now you can diagnose your own car.
