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I am looking for a wideband A/F gauge. I have my eyes set on the Autometer C2 gauge part #7178. I already have a fuel pressure gauge and a boost gauge that are Autometer C2 and I am trying to keep them all the same. I am looking to see if anyone has used the autometer widebands and what their perspective is on them.

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I have this one:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/atm-4379

And I have had no problems with it yet! Came with a Bosch sensor, and haven't had trouble with that yet either. Overall it is accurate and quick to respond.
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Originally Posted by FASTLS1WS6
I am looking for a wideband A/F gauge. I have my eyes set on the Autometer C2 gauge part #7178. I already have a fuel pressure gauge and a boost gauge that are Autometer C2 and I am trying to keep them all the same. I am looking to see if anyone has used the autometer widebands and what their perspective is on them.

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I have read before that it works pretty legit!
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I had an ultra lite autometer wideband in my old car. I liked it, but the analog output responded very slow when hooked up to hp tuners. If you never plan to do this, then disregard. I have an innovate mtx in my current car and love it. It was $150 or so shipped and is an awesome gauge. Analog output is quick and accurate.
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Originally Posted by Cam72aro
I had an ultra lite autometer wideband in my old car. I liked it, but the analog output responded very slow when hooked up to hp tuners. If you never plan to do this, then disregard. I have an innovate mtx in my current car and love it. It was $150 or so shipped and is an awesome gauge. Analog output is quick and accurate.
Same wide band here part # 3844 MTX-L really like it and they supply everything in kit
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Thanks for the input. I have a couple months before I make my decision.
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Originally Posted by FASTLS1WS6
Thanks for the input. I have a couple months before I make my decision.
Cant go wrong with AEM tru boost either.
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Originally Posted by Blackpanther99
Cant go wrong with AEM tru boost either.
Since when is a truBOOST a wideband? This thread was asking about a wideband.



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