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Inductive RPM pickup - where?

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Use the #1 spark plug lead.

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I know gtech uses the noise from the cigarette lighter....

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I know gtech uses the noise from the cigarette lighter....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hypothetically, if I was going to dyno a 996, where would I hook the inductive RPM pickup up? Does it have a "loop" sticking out of the harness that triggers one of the coil packs? I did a search and didn't find anything... but there must be a simple solution.

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You can pick up RPM from the OBD port. Not sure if that is "inductive" per se, but when I did a dyno all they did was plug in an OBD sensor. FILE0009.jpg -td [EDIT: do a search for OBD and RPM (possibly in the GT3 section). I know some folks have picked up RPM for traqmate from their OBD port.]

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

According to the Dynojet folks, their software doesn't allow an ODBII signal to be plotted as the horizontal axis of the chart... (which would be RPM). I guess I have to see if I have the "EZ RPM pickup"...

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I know gtech uses the noise from the cigarette lighter....

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