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Can I Hook Up A Gtr Torque Split Gauge

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as topic says i want to connect up a factory gtr dash torque split gauge to monitor the attessa and whether its working right...

so how and where does it plug into? something off the attessa ecu i presume, any info would be appreciated :D

thanks

Brad

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Brad,

not sure if they're standard, but I'm sure I've seen a few series II Stageas (off the mailing lists from J-Spec and Prestige) with what looks a lot like the three-gauge DIN-sized panels in them.

Not sure what gauges are in them, so you might be in luck! Can any s-II owners confirm?

Cheers,

Nick T. ;)

EDIT: Here's a link!

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I think they are standard in the S2, or a VERY popular mod!! :wacko: I'm sure it wouldnt be hard to put one in.

Yes they are standard, I just uploaded a pic of mine to the gallery, with a few words.. :-)

ie

IMG_0165.jpg

And the words were -

"Yes, the S2 Stagea does have front torque gauge, then voltage (who cares!) and turbo boost in the center console. It has replaced oil temperature (which is on my R34).

While I like the torque(!) it would have been nice if they had junked the voltage and left the oil temp!"

Ian

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