So do you just keep it in your pocket? Shouldn't it be pretty stationary in the car?
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A: Mounting is a concern for accurate results. Unfortunately, mounting is very vehicle-dependent. On some cars, a cupholder is fine, as long as the iPhone is wedged pretty well and does not move around. For in-house testing, we have a cradle which mounts to the windshield with suction cups. This took a bit of custom work to set up, but does the job nicely. Any off-the-shelf cradle which fits the iPhone should work, as long as it holds the iPhone facing the front of the car, and does not bounce around.Originally posted by Matt-Bhey does anyone know anyone who gets upset and makes electronics?
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Originally posted by SpecM View Posthow much does the iTouch cost, w/o service?
i have this dynolicious program and still havent used it. they say you need to mount the phone completely vertical or horizontal, with it facing the right direction. so your pocket will not work. im still trying to figure out a solution for this.
how have others mounted their phone?
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Originally posted by 318iSdaniel View Postthe ipod touch doesnt have service. it is an ipod with a touch screen and wifi and blah blah. or you could say an iphone without the phone/bluetooth.
i have this dynolicious program and still havent used it. they say you need to mount the phone completely vertical or horizontal, with it facing the right direction. so your pocket will not work. im still trying to figure out a solution for this.
how have others mounted their phone?-Pierre
1987 535is
1988 325is
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Originally posted by e30nub View Post3M double sided tape right next to e-brake. shit doesn't move one bit.
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Originally posted by peerless View PostSounds about right. I think they are about 138hp to the flywheel stock?
0-60 9.9sec, 17.50 1/4 mile, ouch.
I'd expect my car, with the mods I have done now, to put about ~120 at the wheels. Probably wishful thinking, but it's not "that" slow :)
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Originally posted by stevofthahill View PostSounds a little off actually. My car when it was bone stock with crappy all season tires was able to break into the 16's. Albeit it was a ~16.8, but it was not that slow.
I'd expect my car, with the mods I have done now, to put about ~120 at the wheels. Probably wishful thinking, but it's not "that" slow :)-Pierre
1987 535is
1988 325is
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