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wideband O2 gauges..
guys is this compatable with my car?
i know its universal but still need to double check http://cgi.ebay.ca/AEM-UEGO-30-4100-...QQcmdZViewItem |
Yep, those aem gauges/probes are great and can be used with any n/a or f/i setup.
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Mark, it is compatable with ANY car.
You going to have to get a bung installed in your exhaust, and you are good to go. The only difference is that there are couple of different versions. One shows AFR (11.0-16.0), another shows LAMBDA ratio, and another show AFR Volts. The one you need is AFR. The one on ebay has both, AFR and LAMBDA, so it should work. |
do i care about lambda control?
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i didnt think so, sounds good, looks like i have my 5th and final gauge.
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You would be better off with this:
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/x...me.php?cat=253 configured with a regular a/f gauge. It would be about the same price as the gauge you posted, but with A LOT more flexibility (dataloging, aux outputs, etc). SL Quote:
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ive been looking at this type of stuff, because i do have a narrow band gauge.
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I would go with something that has datalogging capibilities, the AEM doesnt |
i realize that, but i really dont need to data log too much, i mean im running on a canned software, its not stand alone. the tune is set, i only want the gauge to make sure that during dramatic temp changes like we see in canada, that the car wont lean out too much.
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do you really think you are going to be driving and looking at the gauge also? Get an Innovate system (they are the best available ) and if you buy the right one, you can log data. Then, if the data indicates that the car needs some fine tuning, it can be done. The Innovate system stores 12 samples every second, so is very useful for tuning. It's the system I use. MarkD |
i already got the AEM on the way, i looked at the innovate system, and i really dont need it, im not going to be looking at the gauge much, but i will be keeping an eye on it. if i were stand alone i would have opted for the innovate system. but my chip isnt easy to tune or will it be often i tune it, probably once more ill get a reburn i have to check two things first, 1. proper fuel pressure, 2. my MAF is clean.
than another dyno run and if need be ill be sending my data back to AA for a reburn. |
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1) a/f ratio measured after the cat 2) exhaust being sampled out of sync with the rpm sampling. I pointed out to Vlad that the a/f ratio is lagging the rpm display by about 4 to 5 hundred rpm. Vlad agreed after I explained it to him and discussed the results of his run. |
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