DB37 is for non-standard inputs and outputs. Launch control, switchable tables, wideband in, CAN bus, etc.

Why a DB style and not a circular? It all comes down to cost and time. Any circular connector that is made for a PCB costs $$$. Like $120 for the PCB connector (header) and then ~$50 for the plug itself. Too much money for the Basic MS3, maybe ok for the Enhanced. I could use a standard circular flange-style receptacle and then wire each and every wire from the receptacle to the PCB...not. ;)

Oh god, ordering my MS3basic soon. Hope I can get one with the Ecu connector built in just like in the picture. Damn I cant wait

This I like. Whether it's my minivan or pickup truck I run a OBD2 reader on the dash for IA temp, coolant temp, fuel mileage, RPM, checking codes etc. I'd love to have it back in the Miata.

Whats the eta on a model with this ODB2 reading included, and estimate on price?

ETA for OBD-II is unknown.

That's a very nice looking case. Still waiting on that enhanced, though.

Lovin' the MS3 Basic I got yo.

The final case will be a different color, this is just a prototype. ;)

Hey this is Miataturbo.net - I guess it will be anodized pink... ;-)

This is a FABULOUS idea! :riaa:

Eeer, sorry gays, close but no cigar.

Would it void the warranty if we were to anodize the case pink ourselves?

So not pink standard?

How much for the pink option?

at least yellow and pink

If you ever did that, I don't want to know you anymore. :giggle:

You obviously have not done your market research of what the miata community wants. Pink cases > functionality.

As long as it's pink you can build me ms1 instead of my ms3 and I wouldn't care

and have a hello kitty LED go off right before the rod exits the block

I am now going to paint my ms3 pink with hello kitty stickers.... for my niece of course ;)

Mines going to get a Rainbow Dash sticker

Rev already sent me a picture of the finished unit...

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1364283349