air/fuel gauge that displays numbers..
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The wideband is a better step than an A/F Gauge. I think they basically tell you the same thing, only the Wideband tells you in Digits and not Colors and the Wideband is more Accurate since you would have to tap into the Downpipe instead of running off the ECU. Great for tuning, knowing your safety levels and looks...
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Originally Posted by EvoRicer
The wideband is a better step than an A/F Gauge. I think they basically tell you the same thing, only the Wideband tells you in Digits and not Colors and the Wideband is more Accurate since you would have to tap into the Downpipe instead of running off the ECU. Great for tuning, knowing your safety levels and looks...
ohh thats why i cant find what im looking for...i guess i'll have to order one of those....i was thinking about ordering a safc. i figure i can tune for race gas on the map and it gives me a lot of information as well..it has the wideband built in a i believe or does it also feed off the ecu
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Get a wideband or you're just wasting your money. The others are inaccurate. I had an Autometer in my DSM when I first got it and didn't know any better, but ended up taking it out and putting something else in its place.
But, if you still really want one, I've got an Ultra Lite I will sell you... PM me if you want it.
But, if you still really want one, I've got an Ultra Lite I will sell you... PM me if you want it.
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Originally Posted by 4 Wheel Slide
nope not for looks...just for information... and to see how boost changes it... i've seen gauges for 60$ that are air/fuel....but they dont say exactly what the car is running at