TT, I think you will get better participation if you use the ecomodder wiki, since people don't have to register or anything, and they will hopefully want to author on other topics too. Does that sound reasonable?
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"I kicked a giant mouse in the butt! Do I have to draw you a diagram?"
That is probably very reasonable, but I have enough trouble managing my own sites and keeping track of data by consolidating is important for my efficiency. But if someone wants to grab this torch and run with it on the ecomodder, I am all for it, and they can copy my article as a start if they like.
I did create a chart if anyone wants to see it go to:
Can you put it on ecomodder? I have to jump through registration to get it off your site. If you are logged on here, you are logged onto the wiki, ben sorted that all out. Should be less effort for everyone involved.
Edit: Do the project members have an opinion? Ben?
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"I kicked a giant mouse in the butt! Do I have to draw you a diagram?"
Done, go check it out. You may want to modify some things and add the pics. It looks like the wiki does not do the math part, so you may need to modify that.
Also, you do not need to log in to my wiki to get the source, you only need to click on the source tab.
Gotta Love Mediawiki `,~)
I hope this helps get the info faster and everyone chips in.
Check out the Car Data Table, that is the part we were just talking about and would be great to fill-in.
Page looks nice, arranged in good order. I added my Mitsubishi to it. Took me a few minutes to figure out how to edit the table but I finally worked it out.
I did good to get it on there. I didn't even consider trying to put it "in" the table.
I guess the Eclipse falls in with the Metro with a nervous speed readout. It jumps around 2 to 3 miles per hour when holding steady speed. Speedometer is steady but that does not mean that the signal is steady, the cable could be flexing or jumping and still not show on the speedo needle. I replaced the speedo cable earlier this year because the cruise control wouldn't stay set for more than about a half mile. After replacing the cable it will run for several miles before any flucuation at all.
The odometer part reads almost to the foot with the one in the car. The instant mileage readout bounces around some but I was wondering if that might be connected to the speed bouncing around? Current mileage is smooth up and down.
Overall it works just great. I've wanted something like this for years.
Many Thanks for the effort put in to making this happen.
You ALL get to help keep the car specifics organized please 
