Help on Gauges
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Help on Gauges
hi,
i've been doing a lot of reading here, what's better at detecting if your engine's running lean, A/F or EGT? I know A/F isn't all that accurate, and EGT needs to be referenced to a temperature. (Oh I'm running a H22, soon to be turbo by F-Max)
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i've been doing a lot of reading here, what's better at detecting if your engine's running lean, A/F or EGT? I know A/F isn't all that accurate, and EGT needs to be referenced to a temperature. (Oh I'm running a H22, soon to be turbo by F-Max)
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Re: Help on Gauges (b18bpwr)
is the greddy one a wideband? The autometer one probably isn't huh? Do you know where i can get rederence temperatures for the EGT? Thanks
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I would HIGHLY recommend the Greddy EGT AND the Greddy A/F (I bought the greddy EGT but autometer a/f and regret it... the autometer is worthless/useless) The greddy a/f at least uses its own sensor and gives REAL numbers not just stupid leds.... It's no wideband but close enough that you could tune very well with it... I'm lookin to get one in the near future.
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Re: Help on Gauges (gsr squirrel)
Thanks for everyone's help. I found pretty good prices for Greddy gauges on http://www.aieonline.com
Thanks again
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