Fitting Knocklink???
09 July 2001, 11:50 AM
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I've done some searches about Knocklink and whilst it's clear a) what it is/does b) how many people have it and c) how useful it is.... does anybody have any experience of fitting it and/or have had one fitted by BRD and now know it it's done?
I'm gonna but one and am trying to work out if I can fit it myself or should get them to do it?
Any help, most appreciated.
ta,
Matt
I'm gonna but one and am trying to work out if I can fit it myself or should get them to do it?
Any help, most appreciated.
ta,
Matt
09 July 2001, 01:13 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Andy Tang:
<B>why not have a chat with Bob/Branko about installation![/quote]
I am going to - I just wanted to know if anybody else had any experience(s) they wanted to share 1st....
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Andy Tang:
<B>If you're getting it from BRD[/quote]
Can you get it elsewhere then?
Matt
<B>why not have a chat with Bob/Branko about installation![/quote]
I am going to - I just wanted to know if anybody else had any experience(s) they wanted to share 1st....
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Andy Tang:
<B>If you're getting it from BRD[/quote]
Can you get it elsewhere then?
Matt
09 July 2001, 08:53 PM
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We have been selling them fro several years.
We have not been happy with the Aesthetic elements of them since day 1 though and have designed our own (Knock sensor & display & Lambda sensor & display).
These are in Beta form and being tested with estimated release within the next 4 weeks.
They have remotely mounted LED bars whaich should be much easier to place within the car without making it look as bad as the Link items do.
Mike.
We have not been happy with the Aesthetic elements of them since day 1 though and have designed our own (Knock sensor & display & Lambda sensor & display).
These are in Beta form and being tested with estimated release within the next 4 weeks.
They have remotely mounted LED bars whaich should be much easier to place within the car without making it look as bad as the Link items do.
Mike.
10 July 2001, 10:01 AM
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Well done again, Mike!
As a newcomer to the scene I could not help noticing that you often find ways to "adopt and improve" products others have already been manufacturing. Not a bad thing, I suppse, for as long as none of the "originals" mind.
I have just ordered an Autronics ecu from Australia but would still need some displays for monitoring, so please let us know when you have "your designs" ready to be purchased.
regards
Jeremy
[This message has been edited by JeremyJones (edited 10 July 2001).]
As a newcomer to the scene I could not help noticing that you often find ways to "adopt and improve" products others have already been manufacturing. Not a bad thing, I suppse, for as long as none of the "originals" mind.
I have just ordered an Autronics ecu from Australia but would still need some displays for monitoring, so please let us know when you have "your designs" ready to be purchased.
regards
Jeremy
[This message has been edited by JeremyJones (edited 10 July 2001).]
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