Autometer a/f gauge
01-17-2011, 10:31 AM
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Autometer a/f gauge was thinking of getting a a/f gauge but how accurate are they or what do i have to get for it to be accurate. help out fast guys might go buy one in 2 hours, what wire do i connected it to so it can read
01-17-2011, 12:46 PM
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Yep, unless its a wideband its basically a light show & will only read narrowband signals like stated, the proper switching of your O2's. You need a actual Wideband or the conversion kit for the Narrowband set-up if you want it to actually monitor the A/F ratio. You'll need to weld in a extra bung for the O2 sensor for a wideband set-up as well.
01-17-2011, 06:25 PM
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honesty man i have an aem wideband and its awesome save up ure money and get the wideband easy to install and dead *** acurate
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best prices on a wideband setup? what brand are people mostly using? i am also in the market for one.
so when you install a wideband does this mean you are taking one of the header 02's out and replacing it with a wideband or are you welding in a new bung and keeping both 02's in up front?
to the OP, i hope you don't mind me adding to the thread.
so when you install a wideband does this mean you are taking one of the header 02's out and replacing it with a wideband or are you welding in a new bung and keeping both 02's in up front?
to the OP, i hope you don't mind me adding to the thread.
