stomp
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jul 17, 2007
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Vernonia,
Oregon
Just wondering but,is it alright to just keep your pocketlogger always plugged in?
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. I'm the only one with a turbo eclipse within about a 40 mile radius and no body I know even knows about pocketloggers,plus if somebody breaks into one of my cars in my driveway they better be prepared to go to the E.R.,I was just curious if it screws up anything leaving it plugged in or is it just 1g's that it grounds out.Boost gauge?...I already have one,and I'm sorry but a boost gauge is almost completely useless when you want to monitor knock,phantom knock,timing,02's and so on.I personally think a pocketlogger should be everybody's first mod just to make sure everything is kosher
) As far as keepin it plugged in i would agree that it isnt really necessary, just increase's chances of car getting broken into. I have a pocket logger also and havent noticed anything yet for leavin in it sometimes.
...thanx I'll leave it the way it is but ,sure first mod should be a boost gauge and then why dont you get a boost controller and crank that boost right up and then find out you had a fuel problem all along and then wonder why your motor is fried ..thats all I was getting to
Wheres this tread going...thanx I'll leave it the way it is but ,sure first mod should be a boost gauge and then why dont you get a boost controller and crank that boost right up and then find out you had a fuel problem all along and then wonder why your motor is fried ..thats all I was getting to
