Thread: Which key? Nanocom advice and Nitro OBD2 chip tuning box for $3.45

Originally Posted by Tinggu

Wife will be pleased to see the Nanocom starting to earn its keep.

Never feel you have to justify the cost of the Evo. It is like an insurance policy, and even better if you hide it down low and use it in instrument mode - particularly for an accurate coolant temp gauge, and with a settable warning. I have mine attached to the underside of the right hand ashtray with a small riveted alum bracket, and it stays there permanently. Out of the sun and away from most prying eyes down there.

Originally Posted by gavinwibrow

Never feel you have to justify the cost of the Evo. It is like an insurance policy, and even better if you hide it down low and use it in instrument mode - particularly for an accurate coolant temp gauge, and with a settable warning. I have mine attached to the underside of the right hand ashtray with a small riveted alum bracket, and it stays there permanently. Out of the sun and away from most prying eyes down there.

Thanks Dan, I might try that. I should start to take a bit of interest in my car. Generally, as long as it rolls and I know I've kept up with servicing, that is enough. Taking an interest without having to get under it sounds pretty good!