What Guages?
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What Guages? I planned on getting a fuel pressure gauge and a Nitrous pressure gauge. I know a lot of you guys like the wideband but i cant get one of those right now.....so what gauges do i need?
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Originally Posted by sidewayz28
im getting cobalts.. but id personally get a wideband too
Yea i know widebands are a good idea but i cant afford one right now. In the future i plan on getting one though
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I first started off with a narrowband a/f since I couldn't afford a wb right off. It was $45 on ebay. You can't really tune with the thing, but you will have a "pass/fail" indicator. Better than nothin.. but you have to put it on your "disposable" list once you start spraying more. It did keep me from running lean as I was progressing to bigger shots.
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Originally Posted by Mi11z
I just orderd the dry kit from dynotune it was shiped yesterday, lol i was getting rdy to post this question glad ya beat me 2 it, lol
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Originally Posted by Todd157k
I first started off with a narrowband a/f since I couldn't afford a wb right off. It was $45 on ebay. You can't really tune with the thing, but you will have a "pass/fail" indicator. Better than nothin.. but you have to put it on your "disposable" list once you start spraying more. It did keep me from running lean as I was progressing to bigger shots.