AEM Digital gauges
#21
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Are you referring to an AEM boost or the AEM Truboost Gauge. The Truboost gives boost with decimal... 24.9 for example. My guess is the regular AEM boost doesnt do this, also since it doesnt have a button I guess it doesnt do peak hold either.
Note. The Truboost and the Uego are not the same brightness level. However this does not detract from their functionality, I noticed it for about 5 minutes and my brain ignores it now. I love the peak hold function of the Truboost, very useful feature.
Note. The Truboost and the Uego are not the same brightness level. However this does not detract from their functionality, I noticed it for about 5 minutes and my brain ignores it now. I love the peak hold function of the Truboost, very useful feature.
I def. agree on the peak hold...that's pretty much all I use it for...I just need an AEM Standalone now.
And on the customizing...they come with two rings: silver, black. As well as different faceplates: white, black and the wideband reverse side is lambda...nice if you decide to dd with methanol
Last edited by Bggstin; Feb 10, 2009 at 08:00 PM.
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Aem wideband. Very good unit. I'd suggest checking vendors on here for them. I know speedcorps has them for $215 shipped.
http://stores.speedcorps.com/-strse-...EGO/Detail.bok
http://stores.speedcorps.com/-strse-...EGO/Detail.bok
#29
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The reason for the difference in brightness is that the AEM UEGO has a photosensor that will adjust with ambient light. I am going with the UEGO, regular boost, and voltmeter. Going to have the boost and volt hooked up to a switch so there is not a lot of light in the cabin during night driving. Hope this works out well (if anyone sees any issues please let me know). Does the range really only read from 10.0 - 17.0? AEM's webisite does not specify.