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Old 02-21-2006, 09:00 AM
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I'm going to be obtaining EFIlive, and a LC1 Wideband soon, is it possible to wire an A/F gauge inline so that I can have a terminal for EFIlive to connect to and a hard wired guage to keep an eye on it while I'm not tuning?
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You can get their XD-1 gauge, but that probably isn't exactly cost-effective (although that's what I asked Santa for for Christmas, and he delivered). Most other A/F gauges are simply voltmeters, and are usually nothing more than light shows.
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should be able to, put the junction between the guage and LC1, you'll haveto have an in and out of the junction of the Analog Out so you're guage dont freak out while loggin and get a good W/B guage not a cheap Summit or Jegs one, those are for looks only basically
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Yes you can, the LC1 has 2 programmable outputs. One you can use for EFI Live an the other for a gauge. I would recommend our Dynotune gauge as it is accurate to .1 and the USA built quality and design is hard to beat for the price. I agree with the other posts stay away from the light show gauges - you are buying a very accurate wideband system - you will want a gauge that can display its accuracy!

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Thanks, guys, I'll look into that gauge, I'm was probably going to run a couple of gauges for the nitrous, and I figure the A/F is the next important piece...so I'll probably throw one in thanks!
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Originally Posted by DynotuneN2O
Yes you can, the LC1 has 2 programmable outputs. One you can use for EFI Live an the other for a gauge. I would recommend our Dynotune gauge as it is accurate to .1 and the USA built quality and design is hard to beat for the price. I agree with the other posts stay away from the light show gauges - you are buying a very accurate wideband system - you will want a gauge that can display its accuracy!

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=385440
I got on this deal a while back and I must say the gauge is kickass! Very visible even in daylight.
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Originally Posted by DynotuneN2O
Yes you can, the LC1 has 2 programmable outputs. One you can use for EFI Live an the other for a gauge. I would recommend our Dynotune gauge as it is accurate to .1 and the USA built quality and design is hard to beat for the price. I agree with the other posts stay away from the light show gauges - you are buying a very accurate wideband system - you will want a gauge that can display its accuracy!

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=385440

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duh, i didnt even think about the other A/O for the guage
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But if your using your LC1 as a NB simulator, there goes your other signal for the gauge.




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