Would you prefer the gauge needles sweep across?
Would you prefer the gauge needles sweep across?
You know how the needles move across the gauge from the resting off position to the max, and then back to the resting off position before you start the car/bike?
I believe the STI's do this when you first turn it on. My bike use to do this also. I'm assuming on a car it is just cosmetic. I was always told the motorcycles with fuel injection would sweep the needle across the gauge so you wouldn't start the bike until the full injection had primed.
Would you prefer that the Evo's do this also? As I said I'm assuming on a car its just cosmetic and is just to entertain the driver I guess. But if given the option, would you prefer you gauge needles sweep across before starting or leave it as they currently do?
I believe the STI's do this when you first turn it on. My bike use to do this also. I'm assuming on a car it is just cosmetic. I was always told the motorcycles with fuel injection would sweep the needle across the gauge so you wouldn't start the bike until the full injection had primed.
Would you prefer that the Evo's do this also? As I said I'm assuming on a car its just cosmetic and is just to entertain the driver I guess. But if given the option, would you prefer you gauge needles sweep across before starting or leave it as they currently do?
Last edited by Kendogg; Apr 13, 2012 at 08:33 AM.
Would be dumb to buy a Subaru just for a gimic. But I suppose some probably have.
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Most of the gauges that do that, do it because they self-calibrate. They are powered by stepper motors, so by doing a full sweep they verify the count of steps for the full sweep.
It looks pretty gimick-like but they do it for a reason. I could care-less if I see it, but when I had my 05' STi I enjoyed it.
It looks pretty gimick-like but they do it for a reason. I could care-less if I see it, but when I had my 05' STi I enjoyed it.







