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Old 10-21-2005, 12:17 PM
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I have been looking at the innovative LC-1 wideband that will work with autometer gauges and i found an adapter from casper and i was wondering why you would need the wideband if you could just plug a gauge into your current O2 sensors.

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The stock O2 sensors are only accurate at 14.7 AF.
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checkout the dynotune lc-1 wideband $199 without gauge pre-configured to work with your autometer brand gauge. We also sell a nicer billet digital gauge package with the lc-1 for $289

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Originally Posted by DynotuneN2O
checkout the dynotune lc-1 wideband $199 without gauge pre-configured to work with your autometer brand gauge. We also sell a nicer billet digital gauge package with the lc-1 for $289

www.dynotunenitrous.com
I've had my autometer gauge and LC-1 since the LC-1 first came out, works great.

Before that I had the autometer gauge off the factory O2 sensor. The damn gauge brought my O2 readings down by 100millivolts. The LC-1 and Autometer setup is much better One output for the gauge the other to be used by a logging software.




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