September 22, 200719 yr #31 WOW Awesome write-up up there beanie You're certainly not messing around.
September 22, 200719 yr #32 WOW indeed. Alot of work put into that. Its turned out very nice. Good work mate.
September 22, 200719 yr #33 Lurvin it!! Sorry to SCRIBR and wados for deleting there post's, I knew MrBean had a bit more to go before he finished and it makes it easier to follow if its all together.that's ok wow that looks great, so neat and clean love how everything is hidden, as I said in my other post would love for you at the end of the project to let us know what this set up would cost roughly.
September 22, 200719 yr #34 Author Thanx for the feedback/support, Guys.@ Wados: MacMini $1000-10.4" LCD $320Carnetix $200-OBD-II $550-Fascia $80-Miscell. $200Centrafuse FE $180This is a very rough estimate, the Autoenginuity OBD-II interface I use includes complete BF support for PID's, you can take $200- off for std support, and even cheaper if using ELM-based interfaces.Almost all the components were sourced from USA, and includes shipping costs to my door.Yeah, it is expensive, but, a very powerful Core 2 Duo setup, one could propably save $800 by cutting down on some components, using cheaper OBD-II etc.....for me it was a no-brainer though.
September 22, 200719 yr #35 thanks for that mate, am just thinking about doing something like this, and just want to get some ideas and prices.
September 22, 200719 yr #37 I was going to msg u and get u to do it.. but I saw at work that it was all fixed Yeh MrBean it looks great!!!Micky G & I will still have to come over for a chat, I really want a closer look at this setup (and the engine bay )
September 22, 200719 yr #38 Sensational Beano, amazing work Interesting about the Autoenginuity OBD-II interface having full BF PID support available, that's good to know.
September 22, 200719 yr #40 Holy crap, its awesome mate. Definitely keep us up to date with the progress!
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