ASAP: im hooking up a air fuel gauge
Just slicing an air:fuel ratio gauge into your stock narrow-band oxygen sensor signal, won't do any good (Other than giving you a cool light to look at). Get a wide-band oxygen sensor setup, that will give you PRECISE readings.
They're not expensive, as a matter of fact, I can sell you an AEM unit for $208.
The AEM unit is nice and I use one instead of the secondary O2.

Helps with tuning and to make sure things are still OK afterwards.
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