Is a digtal display really that important or can i just just run a a/f guage i plan on running megan racing guages. What do you guys think?

 

are you serious its just PERSONAL PREF get what works and what you like

 

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Actually, A/f tends to change very quickly, so digital is the best way to go for the most accuracy. If you want to go with a needle, make sure it has a fast enough sweep to keep up.

 

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Actually, A/f tends to change very quickly, so digital is the best way to go for the most accuracy. If you want to go with a needle, make sure it has a fast enough sweep to keep up.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i perfer something which i can actually get a read on not something going so fast it looks like there's every single number from 10-13 all at once

 

if your using a wideband, it does not change quickly with either gauge. One gives a reference, and one gives a reading. take your pick.

If you run a numeric display on a narrowband, depending on the refresh, it could either be all over the place, or inaccurate/delayed.