HALTUNER A/F ratio meter
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Re: HALTUNER A/F ratio meter (CiViC SiR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CiViC SiR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> what do you guys think of this, can i tune my car with it?
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I wouldn't because there's no real reference point. In other words it doesn't tell you the exact AFR.
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I wouldn't because there's no real reference point. In other words it doesn't tell you the exact AFR.
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Re: HALTUNER A/F ratio meter (nd_styles)
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I wouldn't because there's no real reference point. In other words it doesn't tell you the exact AFR. </TD></TR></TABLE>
does it use a wideband O2 sensor or what?
I wouldn't because there's no real reference point. In other words it doesn't tell you the exact AFR.
</TD></TR></TABLE>does it use a wideband O2 sensor or what?
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Re: HALTUNER A/F ratio meter (CiViC SiR)
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does it use a wideband O2 sensor or what?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Even if it did use the WB O2 sensor it still wouldn't be accurate becuase there is no actual numerical value being displayed. Got it?
does it use a wideband O2 sensor or what?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Even if it did use the WB O2 sensor it still wouldn't be accurate becuase there is no actual numerical value being displayed. Got it?
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