Subject	Russell - GM AIT temp sensor Or the AEM AIT
Posted by	ztunerz on December 01, 2006 at 9:35 AM
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In Reply To	We picked up an analog input module for our dyno last week. posted by Russell@Z1 on November 30, 2006 at 09:02 PM
Message	they both have a linear output and are easy to caliberate. Harry Formerly yellowzxtt " If it doesn't make it faster, i don't care " Please visit www.ztuner.com to GO FASTER
Follow Ups	We picked up an analog input module for our dyno last week. - Russell@Z1 21:02:18 11/30/06 Why no ducts? (n/m) - Broke_as_**** 21:15:08 11/30/06 Re: Why no ducts? - Russell@Z1 21:22:02 11/30/06 Russell, did you get my mail? - TheTwinZ (Peru) 21:48:33 11/30/06 No, what address did you send it to? (n/m) - Russell@Z1 21:53:46 11/30/06 info@300zx.com - TheTwinZ (Peru) 21:55:14 11/30/06 I don't get those, unless you put it to my attention only. - Russell@Z1 22:01:36 11/30/06 YGM! I emailed you this afternoon... - TheTwinZ (Peru) 22:17:08 11/30/06 don't know of any good probes, but maybe a tip - turbomaniac 22:44:56 11/30/06 Building your own amps brings up a million tech issues... - CaliguyPurdue 02:09:46 12/01/06 See if the unit accepts thermocouple input or has amplified - CaliguyPurdue 02:05:23 12/01/06 2nd on type k (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 09:06:15 12/01/06 how about measuring the air temp in the plenum - ZEngineer 07:44:39 12/01/06 Russell - GM AIT temp sensor Or the AEM AIT - ztunerz 09:35:54 12/01/06 i did a science project on intake charge temps.. - Nixta TTZ 10:02:03 12/01/06
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