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Knock Detection “Det Cans” $20

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    For sale is a knock detection setup I made. It includes a BMW E36 (S52) knock sensor, amplifier, and ~10ft of cord to reach into the engine bay.

    simply bolt it in to a good place on the block, plug in some headphones, switch on the amplifier and listen to your pistons melt!

    $25 shipped/$20 picked up

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    • GunMetalGreyG
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      @HipMF showed me his intense setup this weekend.
      This route seems much more logical!

      ...

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      • HipMFH
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        GunMetalGrey said:

        @HipMF showed me his intense setup this weekend.
        This route seems much more logical! 

        Proof of concept!

        I wired a knock sensor up to a guitar practice amp which has a headphone jack. I haven't tried it on an engine yet, but I did spend about half an hour clamping the sensor to various things around the shop and tapping on them with screwdrivers and such. Actually worked even better than I thought it would, plus I have all the material I need to make my own ominous tones album. The only issue I had was when I plugged the amp into an outlet that wasn't grounded I got a lot of hum.

        How well did these work for you? This looks a lot more convenient than dragging around a practice amp and finding a place to plug it in...

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          ha! Yes I ran around playing doctor/stethoscope dude with it. I did not actually mount it and run it while tuning but I have no doubt that it would work as expected.

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          • The Full BananaT
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            Do you still have these? I have a new engine and lots of paranoia that these would help with.

            Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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              The Full Banana said:

              Do you still have these? I have a new engine and lots of paranoia that these would help with. 

              Yep! Want me to throw them in a box and send them to bananatown?

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              • The Full BananaT
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                Yes, please!

                Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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