I just put an AEM with the dual widebands into a friend's supercharged NSX and we are having a hard time finding a good way to display the A/F ratios. Anyone know of a gauge that will read a five volt signal? All I can find is the crappy 1 volt systems.

Thanks.

 

Wierd timing - after a week of looking, I get the answer from Nordskog five min. after I post on here. They make a gauge that will read five volt A/F sensors. Part number M9021.

 

Where can I find this A/F gauge? P/N M9021? I searched but was unable to locate any vendors with this model.

 

You can order it directly from Nordskog (http://www.nordskogperformance.net/). They do not have it listed on their site yet. I believe it is the same as the M9200, except calibrated for a five volt range.

 

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Call summit racing. We carry nordskog and can probably get this item for you in a fairly timely manner. That would be P/N NRD-M9201 and if its a new item we will probably have to add it into our system.

 

not to steal your thread, but basically you got an aem wideband and you just want to view your a/f ratios??

i can get the techedge wideband do it yourself kit with display or an aem wideband without the display but would need a laptop.

can you really get a digital a/f ratio display for the aem wideband other than getting the aem display which is like $500??

 

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They (AEM) sell a guage version of the single channel sensor, but not with the dual channel. I hunted down this gauge as a way to have a display with the dual band system. Keep in mind that it is just a guage and not a controller. But, it should work with any five volt wideband/controller set-up.