This question could have been asked in any other forum, but I picked here because I figured most of you would be running one, especially if you are Forced Inducted.

Which ones are you running and which one has been proven to be the most responsive and accurate?

K+N
Autometer
Halmeter
etc,
etc
List any other you may be aware of


Thanks

 

FJO wideband.....wish I would've done it FIRST

 

None of those you listed are accurate... I suggest a Tech Edge with wideband o2 sensor that will give you an exact reading. If you can't afford that...Go with a Greddy A/F gauge which also comes with its own o2 sensor 4 wires close as you can get to a wideband...though if you dont find a killer deal on it from b18bturbo (viren) then retail is only about $100 cheaper than the techedge. Dont get one of the cheap ones...they are just used for light shows


[Modified by Elite Hatch, 9:14 PM 2/19/2003]

 

Any gauge that runs off of the stock narrowband O2 sensor is nothing but show. Go Tech Edge.

 

Ditto, would have saved myself a rebuild......even with a standalone.

 

If you guys need the FJO ones we have complete kits for 578 with slight discount

 

I sure wouldn't say the "regular" a/f meters are useless, that's a little harsh. A cheapo a/f meter is still much better than having no a/f meter. IMO, it's necessary to have at least a cheapo a/f meter to make sure the car is running normally. I'd personally be nervous ragging on my car and having no clue what the a/f is. Now you'd be stupid to try and tune ur car with the cheap a/f meter, but it can be helpful. Surprisingly after tuning my car with the techedge.. the J&S "cheapo" a/f meter appears to be fairly accurate, believe it or not. Different leds correspond to different a/f ratios on the techedge..

-Mike

 

Yeah, but I still would not risk it.

 

yea the meter isnt really the prob its the sensor..
unless you got a wideband it makes no sense of going by the gauge.

 

What exactly does the kit include?

 

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