ScanGaugeII
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I have mine attached behind the steering wheel. In hot weather the glue on the velcro kept getting soft and it would fall over. I got some better stuff but its starting to come up too. On the scanguage I just superglued the velcro in place 
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After installing it I realized why people kept passing me on the freeway. The analog speedo indicates a much higher speed.
The trip meter is nice for finding the most fuel efficient routes to take. Modifying my route home from work slightly saved about 1/4 liter per day. I like having the LHK and LPH reading displayed. LPH is useful when you aren't moving. Its fun watching the LHK/LPH drop to 0.00 going down a big hill.
You also find out little details about your car. On my 2005 automatic the blue temp light goes off at 59C allowing the transmission to drop into overdrive.
.After installing it I realized why people kept passing me on the freeway. The analog speedo indicates a much higher speed.
The trip meter is nice for finding the most fuel efficient routes to take. Modifying my route home from work slightly saved about 1/4 liter per day. I like having the LHK and LPH reading displayed. LPH is useful when you aren't moving. Its fun watching the LHK/LPH drop to 0.00 going down a big hill.
You also find out little details about your car. On my 2005 automatic the blue temp light goes off at 59C allowing the transmission to drop into overdrive.
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Nice!!.. I love my SG. The velcro lasted maybe 3 days for me? I ended up just wraping the extra cord around the steering column--- nice part is that it wraps neatly to where the SG just lays right on top nicely. When I leave the car, I just take it off and tuck it into the little cubby hole beside your right knee so it doesn't over heat in the sun.
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