Dash Logic/Dash Controller by AutoMeter
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Drifting
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Dash Logic/Dash Controller by AutoMeter
The former Dash Logic is now Dash Controller and AutoMeter sells it. Can these be used to monitor boost levels and fuel pressure in a supercharged application?
I assume this device will NOT mess with or alter an aftermarket tune on a boosted application?
How accurate is the 1/4 mile time it can record?
I assume this device will NOT mess with or alter an aftermarket tune on a boosted application?
How accurate is the 1/4 mile time it can record?
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From: WI
Boost yes if you've upgraded your MAP sensor and scaled for it properly in the tune. I don't believe it can read actual fuel pressure - just calculated/estimated. There is no fuel pressure sensor on a stock C6. It will not alter the tune.
Last edited by DarkC-6; Jan 9, 2025 at 01:43 PM.
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It would probably be as accurate as the sensor you have it tied into.... Stock narrowband O2 sensors are no good for measuring AFR in boost when you are targeting richer than stoich so you would need to tie in a wideband sensor and set it up to get reliable AFR readings.
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It would probably be as accurate as the sensor you have it tied into.... Stock narrowband O2 sensors are no good for measuring AFR in boost when you are targeting richer than stoich so you would need to tie in a wideband sensor and set it up to get reliable AFR readings.
How does it calculate 1/4 mile time and how accurate is it? Is it tied into GPS?
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If you are looking for a good 1/4 mile sensor you might want to look the dragy. It’s super simple and accurate for 1/4 mile, 60ft, etc. I wouldn’t really trust most of the other gauges for this specific request, u less they really got better in the last couple of years.
