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Yeah my phones got a recorder, its not crash hot though, but it will do.

I'll send ya a pm when i got it.

Got your MMS KeyMakeR33. Here's your exhaust clip in MP3 format.

Cheers

Sounds quite good actually.. is it just me or does it sound rather lumpy?

R33x.mp3

Got your MMS KeyMakeR33. Here's your exhaust clip in MP3 format.

Cheers

Sounds quite good actually.. is it just me or does it sound rather lumpy?

Thanks for posting that.

The phone recorder doesn't do it much justice. It is lumpy, but the phone doesn't pick up the really low frequency, so it does have a hum to it aswell.

When you installed the exhaust system did you just put it on car stands?

On ramps. Should be able to see the ramps in the photos. I didn't have any axle stands.

I just backed it up on the ramps to fit the cat back, then drove it forwards onto the ramps to fit the dump pipe.

mad082: The jaycar kit is the same as the techedge kit you can buy on the internet. Type "techedge air fuel gauge" into google and it should come up. The range of the gauge is only between 11.6 - 20.something. It takes readings off the O2 sensor every 440ms and the little dot gauge beside it every 220ms.

Nice thread dude, though i think you'll find theres a few minor differances between the the jaycar and Tech edge setup :laugh:

- M

Nice thread dude, though i think you'll find theres a few minor differances between the the jaycar and Tech edge setup :P

- M

Yeah I just got the digital meter kit. The full tech edge kit had a recorder and wideband sensor and cables and stuff to hook up. I remember Sydneykid did a thread on the full Tech Edge kit from scratch to finish.

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