Banks iDash SuperGauge

[scott011422]

Does anyone have this on a PowerBoost or have a list of values it can display for one?

Thanks

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[Porpoise Hork]

You can monitor all the same things and more with the OBDLink MX+ OBD2 Bluetooth adapter or the Blue Driver unit and free phone app for about 1/2 the cost of that device. There's also a ton of crappy OBD dongles in the $30-50 range on the market that work to a varying level as well with Car Scanner or Torque apps.

 

[scott011422]

You can monitor all the same things and more with the OBDLink MX+ OBD2 Bluetooth adapter or the Blue Driver unit and free phone app for about 1/2 the cost of that device. There's also a ton of crappy OBD dongles in the $30-50 range on the market that work to a varying level as well with Car Scanner or Torque apps.

Your 100% correct, but I don’t want it on my phone. I want something built in and full time.

 

[Spidergears]

I have one. I still haven’t found an elegant mounting solution that I’m happy with. So it’s still in the box.

i hooked it up briefly. I didn’t hand verify each pid/bid, but i recall it looked a lot like the bronco they have listed as an example.

Oh, my truck isn’t a powerboost so i can’t help you there.

 

[notabot]

I'm with the OP, I wanted a dedicated gauge. My phone has too much crap on it now to be useful.

I had one with a Pedal Monster on my 2016 XLT, which I moved over to the PB. It worked fine with the single gauge bullet mount I used. I kept the info to a 4 PIDS, but I believe it can show you more at once. My PM and Gauge is not in use right now.

 

[Codycat91]

I was looking to use something like this since I run HP Tuners RTD for my custom tune. I liked the ability to monitor boost pressure, battery v, ECT, iat2, Oil temp, and knock when I had SCT or Cobb tuners in the past. Any other recommendations?

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