Is there an app/software that anyone knows about for engine management for an iPad?
Doesn't have to be iPad - they just are off the shelf type hardware and an option.
Similar to a glass cockpit for GA is what I'm looking for.....
Since I'm about to rewire the entire rig - just thought about it.
Erik
Glass cockpit
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Unaweep
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Glass cockpit
1969 Ford Bronco with: 351W, Q-Jet, ARB front locker, 3" Suspension lift, NP435 transmission, 33" Goodyear's, roll cage, body rough.
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Re: Glass cockpit
I don't know of any apps specifically except for Torque, but that can be a little laggy. I don't consider it real-time.
I've looked at these units and similar from Amazon, Flea-bay, etc.

They require OBDII to interface.
There is also the Trail Tech units. While designed for MCs, they could be easily adapted to a truck


Are you looking for an easy way to get gauges or are you really gunning for a glass-cockpit arrangement?
I've looked at these units and similar from Amazon, Flea-bay, etc.

They require OBDII to interface.
There is also the Trail Tech units. While designed for MCs, they could be easily adapted to a truck


Are you looking for an easy way to get gauges or are you really gunning for a glass-cockpit arrangement?
Cummins R2.8 diesel, ZF5, AtlasII, HP44/BB9, ARBs, coiled / linked suspension, 37" KO2s, full cage, bumpers, etc.
Build Thread: http://www.coloradoclassicbroncos.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5420
Average 23.5 mpg, Best tank: 26.3 mpg
Build Thread: http://www.coloradoclassicbroncos.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5420
Average 23.5 mpg, Best tank: 26.3 mpg
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Re: Glass cockpit
Thinking about a glass cockpit. I like the trending information you can get from them.
But since this is a old school Bronco - carb, NP435..I think I'll go with analog style gauges and do a glass cockpit in another Bronco thats got modern stuff..auto trans, EFI, etc...
I may do a engine management system like this as an example:
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/pages/av ... 830jpi.php
But since this is a old school Bronco - carb, NP435..I think I'll go with analog style gauges and do a glass cockpit in another Bronco thats got modern stuff..auto trans, EFI, etc...
I may do a engine management system like this as an example:
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/pages/av ... 830jpi.php
1969 Ford Bronco with: 351W, Q-Jet, ARB front locker, 3" Suspension lift, NP435 transmission, 33" Goodyear's, roll cage, body rough.
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Re: Glass cockpit
Easiest and cheapest is probably Torque. But it requires OBD2 and can be slow to update, like approx 1 second refresh rate depending on how many items you log. Which is good enough for everything but Tach.


