Reply to "Kurt Busch Pantera build"

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Originally posted by comp2:
I would think it would be easy to data log airflow into a scoop and temp along with speed. I would look at using a mass airflow sensor to read the air. It wouldn't be too hard to make a micro controller circuit which could log this on an SD card.

I can run a data log on my lap top which would come off of my ECU. The data log has everything that the ECU is doing and it can be saved and played back, which I have done before. I also have the FAST XFI on dash display which records minimum and maximum readings. The dash monitor records speed and inlet air temperature in real time, along with lots of other data.

11/28/179:05 AM

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