MegaMagneticStang
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so for years i have been searching and waiting for someone / company to make a device that simply plugs into your OBD port and control external devices via some kind of phone or laptop software that programs the box.
for example, you want to build your own shift light. you wouldnt have to screw with finding tach signal wires and tearing into your wiring looms on your new car. you could even program the shift light based on gear because you could use vehicle speed and vary the light depending on those factors.
if you wanted an electronic exhaust dump, you could program it to open / close based on RPM and or WOT. you could use it as a nitrous switch as well. or have multiple outputs for various externally controlled gadgets all based on RPM, WOT, vehicle speed, ect.
having a neat little "plug and play" box would be so much nicer than having to screw with switches, or buy module after module only to have to cut into data lines on you car, guessing and hoping you have the right splice.
I dont suppose anyone has found such a magical device online have they?! if so, please save me some annoyance and link me to it! Thanks!
(in the meantime, i guess im going to have to look up ELM to arduino / raspberry pi stuff)...
for example, you want to build your own shift light. you wouldnt have to screw with finding tach signal wires and tearing into your wiring looms on your new car. you could even program the shift light based on gear because you could use vehicle speed and vary the light depending on those factors.
if you wanted an electronic exhaust dump, you could program it to open / close based on RPM and or WOT. you could use it as a nitrous switch as well. or have multiple outputs for various externally controlled gadgets all based on RPM, WOT, vehicle speed, ect.
having a neat little "plug and play" box would be so much nicer than having to screw with switches, or buy module after module only to have to cut into data lines on you car, guessing and hoping you have the right splice.
I dont suppose anyone has found such a magical device online have they?! if so, please save me some annoyance and link me to it! Thanks!
(in the meantime, i guess im going to have to look up ELM to arduino / raspberry pi stuff)...
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