Innovate Motorsports SCG-1 Boost Control and AFR protection gauge... Now Available!

[xwd]

Is anyone other than Innovate selling these yet?

[mines13]

Originally Posted by dwx

Is anyone other than Innovate selling these yet?

The first few batches have already been delivered to distributors. I would recommend contacting your preferred Innovate dealer and they should easily be able to source the product for you, even if they don't have it listed yet on their web page.

[King Tut]

Originally Posted by dwx

Yeah I have the failsafe now but I like the display on this more than the failsafe since it displays the values for both and not just colors....

My question is, can you out of the corner of your eye while focusing on driving down the road read that second small input or would seeing a red LED on an AEM Failsafe gauge be easier to read? I liked knowing that as long as I was boosting and saw green out of the corner of my eye, that my fueling was good, and I was good to go.

[mines13]

Originally Posted by King Tut

My question is, can you out of the corner of your eye while focusing on driving down the road read that second small input or would seeing a red LED on an AEM Failsafe gauge be easier to read? I liked knowing that as long as I was boosting and saw green out of the corner of my eye, that my fueling was good, and I was good to go.

the OLED display on the SCG-1 is very easy to read and has great contrast. It is also only illuminated (being an OLED) where the numbers and text are rendered. There are 4 display modes on the SCG-1: Large AFR small boost (bar, psi or kPa, AFR or Lambda), large boost small AFR or just one measurement or the other. Whatever mode you leave it in, it will stay programed that way in non volatile memory regardless of it is powered or not. In the status box you would see solenoid duty %, controller status or cut state indicated automatically. The idea being that once the device is programmed to the user's liking it will do its job to their specs allowing them to focus on the task at hand. That said, it is up to the user to decide what features are important to them and what they feel is the right product for their application.

[Dezoris]

Thanks for the product placement, is this ok for hitting the streets?

[mines13]

Originally Posted by Dezoris

Thanks for the product placement, is this ok for hitting the streets?

I would like to be able to answer that for you, but I have no idea what "hitting the streets" is.