Jon thanks for the install, you do awesome work. Richie...thanks for providing the awesome work area, house is awesome. Didnt get much chance to get on the go-pedal on the way home, but did open it up on the freeway a bit. Sorta played a bit with the different settings, but in the limited time I couldnt tell the difference. Without wife/kid I am going to play a bit tomorrow and see if I can feel it more.

Jon shoot me those instructions in engrish when you get a chance!

 

Will do...

My Pleasure! I'll send you the instructions... send me your email address! Make sure you know don't go over 50~55 on the boost setting and leave the gain set to 15. Make sure to send your warning level to your preference!

Most important! KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE ROAD AT ALL TIMES!

Jon

 

Oops... I don't have the instructions after all the ones I have now is in Japanese

I can send you the SBC-iD instructions (that's in english) you can use it to learn how to use the limited settings on the SBC-DC

Jon

 

I gotta figure out how to reset the peak since Richie had it up to 1.34 and I wont be going that high. Once I can reset it I will figure out the settings. Leaving it at 40-45-48 for now til I can mess with it more. 1.10 (16psi) is as high as I will go.

 

Turn the dial until you see the red warning screen. Press and hold down the left(?) **** and the number should blink. Turn the **** to adjust.

If that doesn't work, give me a call and we'll meet up. I never did get my test drive.

 

Many thanks to Jon for his ebc install prowess, and thanks to Dave for the steaks. They were pretty damn good for a noob griller.

 

Yeah we gotta do something about that, huh. Hows Quincy?

 

Exactly... How's Quincy?!

Thanks for the Steaks! I think it was a good idea for me to suggest that the last steak be put in the frig It was mighty tastey!

Jon

Richie: "PROWESS"?

 

Sorta sounds gay or something?!

 

Quincy has a viral infection in his throat and his ear. Yesterday was miserable for him and his very sore throat made it difficult for him to take his many medicines. It's just a terribly helpless feeling watching your chid suffer like that.

 

Jeez sorry to hear that. He looked ok during the first part of the day, but you could tell he was miserable there at the end. Atleast you know what it is now. Was nice meeting Rowena (is that right?), Nino and your folks. Jon nice meeting your brother as well.