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what type of data loggers do 1gs use?

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A logger and DSMlink are two different things. One monitors and one tunes. Go to pocketlogger.com or ebay and do a search for a logger cable. But if your looking to tune your car, you need more than just a logger!
 
A logger does nothing for tunning. It tells you want tunning is doing for you. www.pocketlogger.com is great for 1G's. All the logger does it tell you what is going on in the cars little brain. How many counts of knock, how much timming, injector duty cycle, things like that. You have to use a tunning device such as an AFC to change things. WHILE changing things you need to watch the logger and see what is going on so your car doesnt shit the bed.

Michael
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Originally posted by Squackdiddy
what type of loggers work on a laptop?
There two different things. Loggers are usually on PDA's hence the name (packet logger/pda combo). If your going to use anything in a 1g you might as well use the PDA (palm pilot) plus the software and cable (www.packetlogger.com).

Please search before asking anymore questions concerning this. It's been discussed multiple times.
 
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