What is required for installation on an early model car without computer
1799093
Nothing! You just load the battery of Your AIM and put it into the car. No cable required. If You are on a popular track AIM will find it automatically. If You are on an unknown track AIM will learn and record it after one lap. From then on it will show laptimes and + or - to Your current best lap. Afterwards You can analyse the recorded laps on Your PC. That helps You a lot in improving Your laptimes.Kind regardsHinrich
1799094
Nothing I run this lap timer on a Suzuki Tl1000r I charge it and run all weekend with no problems its great for bikes so it has to be the that same or better for cars, hope this helps o yah its spot on with times to
1799095
Charge the battery or plug into cig lighter, mount to dash without obstructing the top and go, it already knows what track you are at and when you start to drive, easiest toy ever!
1227724
You absolutely do need to supply the electronics for the kit version.If you are not sure what that means, you might want to consider the "RTR" or ready to run version, which includes motor, speed control, steering servo, radio, etc., and will be cheaper in the long run.
1582695
What car? A vw too, maybe Works, there is an internal control module (a computer)
316113
The only thing you need is a computer, everything else comes with it. And yes it was any car or truck.
574845
It depends on the year of your vehicle. You may need a security immobilizer override module such as the DB-ALL or DBALL2. Most vehicles within the last several years require an override. These modules can also simplify the installation. You can check on directechs.com. If you do require one of these modules and are installing this yourself then you will have to find a shop to update the firmware on it specific to your vehicle. Or you can purchase an XKLoader2 (available on-line) and download the firmware from directechs.com yourself. You will need to have a computer with Internet Explorer browser to use the XKLoader2. It depends on the year of your vehicle. You may need a security immobilizer override module such as the DB-ALL or DBALL2. Most vehicles within the last several years require an override. These modules can also simplify the installation. You can check on directechs.com. If you do require one of these modules and are installing this yourself then you will have to find a shop to update the firmware on it specific to your vehicle. Or you can purchase an XKLoader2 (available on-line) and download the firmware from directechs.com yourself. You will need to have a computer with Internet Explorer... » Read More It depends on the year of your vehicle. You may need a security immobilizer override module such as the DB-ALL or DBALL2. Most vehicles within the last several years require an override. These modules can also simplify the installation. You can check on directechs.com. If you do require one of these modules and are installing this yourself then you will have to find a shop to update the firmware on it specific to your vehicle. Or you can purchase an XKLoader2 (available on-line) and download the firmware from directechs.com yourself. You will need to have a computer with Internet Explorer browser to use the XKLoader2. « Show Less
821177
No you have to have it installed. Unless you can do that sort of thing by yourself.
1886656
No clue for the mustang, I do know that is is not programned ans and your car needs to be hooked up to computer
279790
I had to download from site...the instructions that do come with are vague and too short. might be worth a trip to a dealership or even a fry's technician...or some other dealer in electronics that sell electronic car equipment
1274369
I tried also using locksmith. You have go to dealer! They have the only computer.
1931206
Yeah. Very easy. You won't be needing any manual for installation, but if you need one, it comes bundled with the kit.
481298
No. It requires a computer with the appropriate software installed to work.
848482
No, you'll need a wiring diagram specific to your car, tools to remove applicable panels and drills to route wire through the firewall, spare wire, solder/connectors, if you have a newer model vehicle you will need a blade cartridge see caralarm.com for more info.
2003221
Yes, all cars and light trucks built after 1996 are required to have OBDII computer systemshttp://www.obdii.com/connector.html
744903
Use an old computer ... It works great ... You just need enough hard drive space
867533
You'll need to purchase a steering servo, 2-channel radio, battery (7.2V with Tamiya connector) and a charger. You'll also need a Phillips-head screwdriver.
661661
No you don't all you need is obd 2 app one is called OBDCardoctor - free or $9.99 DashCommand both work fine I assume you using IOS (Apple )divice make sure ELM 327 is wifi not Bluetooth
765754
No, you need this plus an actual remote start unit. This unit is the interface to your cars computer system