Re: Performance Trends Newsletter (updates)
To: Visitors to Performance Trends Website
Subject: Product News/Updates, November 2015
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1) We've got Great Christmas Gift Ideas Many of our products make great Christmas gifts. For computer programs, most all can be purchased On Line or by calling in your order. Either way, we will give you an activation code to unlock the demo version of the program you can download from our website. This means you can order at the last minute, and still have a gift for that racer on your Christmas list. Popular gift ideas include:
Click on each one above to see what the program does. At the bottom of each page, there is a button to click on to download the demo, or purchase with our Shopping Cart. If you've already got one of our basic versions, maybe you want to add the Plus Version or Pro Version features for a nominal charge.
If you are not sure, you can purchase a Gift Certificate for any amount $20 or higher. We will refund the difference should you decide to give too much, up to 50% of the original amount. Say you give a $100 gift certificate, and your racer decides on a $79.95 program. We'll refund the $20.05 difference. These can also be emailed at the last minute. Shopping could not be easier, AND you're getting them what they want. Gift Certificates are not available on line, you have to call 248-473-9230 and ask for sales.
For products which require shipping, please order by December 17th to be sure to receive them by Christmas.
If you have any questions, call 248-473-9230. We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.
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2) A/F Checker Released We've been working on our A/F Checker for a while now, making several refinements before we released it. Well, now its available.
A/F sensors (also called lambda or O2 sensors) are commonly used on our DataMite Loggers. We often get questions about how we can tell if the sensor is still reading accurately. Sometimes a problem could be something simple, like the wrong calibration has been chosen, or an electronic malfunction. However, sometimes you just don't know. The sensor seems to be reading "something", but how do you know if it is truly accurate. That was the motivation for creating the A/F checker.
We know of no better way to check the accuracy of your A/F sensor and the entire calibration of your A/F system than with the checker. By supplying shop air and propane from a backyard BBQ tank, you can produce a precise A/F mixture from 9 to 17:1 A/F. Then check that your A/F measurement system reads the same as the checker. If it does, your system is good. If it does not, then you need to check where the problem lies.
If you work with different fuels, there's options for Methanol, Ethanol, E85, Lambda, and more.
The graph below shows how good and bad sensors compare to the calibrator over a wide range of A/Fs. You will see that bad sensors produce readings which do change with A/F, which could fool you into thinking they were working accurately. But you can see from the graph, the bad A/F sensors are way off, and if you used them for tuning your engine's would be getting a very incorrect A/F.
for more info on our A/F Checker.
for more info on our DataMite Data Loggers, both for dyno testing and vehicle testing.
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3) PRI Trade Show, Indianapolis, Coming in December We're exhibiting at the Best and Biggest racing products trade show in the world, the Performance Racing Industry trade show in Indianapolis, Dec 10-12. We're in nearly the same location as last year, but in a double booth # 134, so check their website floor plan, and be sure to register to attend ahead of time.
We've got lots of new products, so swing by and check them out.
to find us on the PRI Trade Show floor.
to visit the PRI Trade Show home page for more info and to arrange to attend the show.
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4) Last October's Newsletter Here are the topics covered in our previous newsletter. If you would like another copy of October 2015's newsletter (or any previous newsletter) for detail on these topics, visit our website at: Performance Trends Newsletters