Pictues of the ISSPRO Performax control module
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Dang Pete, try to keep up will ya ???? LOL
read this thread .. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ges-today.html
but basically the module is the "brain" .. there are simply three wires that run to ALL gauges, daisy chained one to the next. The module is under the hood, so all the sender / sensor wires stay under the hood - you can run up to 17 gauges off it, without having to run sender wires for EACH one into the cab .. MUCH cleaner install !
read this thread .. https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...ges-today.html
but basically the module is the "brain" .. there are simply three wires that run to ALL gauges, daisy chained one to the next. The module is under the hood, so all the sender / sensor wires stay under the hood - you can run up to 17 gauges off it, without having to run sender wires for EACH one into the cab .. MUCH cleaner install !
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the control module is 5" X 7" X 1" thick
I got my overhead from Dfuser diesel - a site sponsor. The pillar pod - woodgrained - I honestly can't remember where I got it, but I know Bill at Dfuser can get those as well - the new pod - below the dash - will be fabbed from a 4 gauge pod made for a Camaro - stay tuned for that one
and here are some pics of how it all daisy chains together .. VERY clean install !!!
I got my overhead from Dfuser diesel - a site sponsor. The pillar pod - woodgrained - I honestly can't remember where I got it, but I know Bill at Dfuser can get those as well - the new pod - below the dash - will be fabbed from a 4 gauge pod made for a Camaro - stay tuned for that one
and here are some pics of how it all daisy chains together .. VERY clean install !!!
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Never mind, I got caught up and found it.
ND .. the power/ground/data wires go into connectors, that can literally daisy chain each gauge together. You just put connectors on the 3 wires for each gauge. Since the data line is sending signals for all gauges, the gauge will pick up the correct data for it's sender. You could pull the gauges out, mix them all around, and you still get the right readings
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Its a very slick set up with many more options coming down the line. I am testing a data logging software now, the peak recall should be in your ESP (control box) now, and there are a few more things coming.
Feel free to ask me any questions about the gauges, or ESP... My webshots has a TON of Performax shots on it.
Feel free to ask me any questions about the gauges, or ESP... My webshots has a TON of Performax shots on it.