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Tire Temperature System Project
Made this system (I'm an EE) for my car, and other HPDE guys I know. It's to know when your tires are up to operating temp. I thought I'd try and get some feedback here to see what people thought.
Here are the features of the kit:
The installation is straight forward. You drill a small hole in the wheel arch for the sensor to poke through. Top center is best to account for changes in tire angle. I'm aware 3 sensors per tire would be needed per corner to monitor camber load. But that's another kit--one with no display and CAN support for data-logging--and not this one, which is aimed at being sub $1k. If anyone is interested just send me a PM or email me at mikes at ntisys.com http://sven.signull.com/~mikes/TTS/D...otus_small.jpg http://sven.signull.com/~mikes/TTS/Sensors_small.jpg http://sven.signull.com/~mikes/TTS/harness_small.jpg |
Might wanna program the system readings so that you can compare the ir vs probe temp and come up with a rough % difference to see how much it differed from ir vs probe temp
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Looks like a cool toy and great idea. I have noticed during auto x the IR handheld temp sensors you have to have it literally a half inch to get an accurate reading. I compared it to a digital gauge that a small probe sticks in the rubber. So you might need to put in a correction factor adjustment to get accurate readings for any given day.
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Nice. :tup:
IIRC, individual tire pressures are available over the CAN bus. Several CAN threads on this site if you are interested. |
How close to the tire do they need to be?
If you drop the screen, and have it produce 4x 0-5v outputs (for pickup by a DL1 or other data acq.) and sell it for under $300, probably could sell a bunch. |
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