[gooberhead320]

Who here has one? And the ones that have them what brand is it and how much did it cost you?

[GreenFaleen]

Innovate wideband air fuel ratio gauge with round Billet display. Digital wideband air fuel ratio gauge will help you tune your engine and make more HP. - Innovate wideband air fuel ratio gauge with round Billet display

thats probably one of the best on the market.

I just picked up a AEM UEGO for 235 only because I am getting a AEM piggyback and they are plug and play together

[turismo374]

the sir fuel ratio gauge i have with my turbo kit isnt wideband does that mean its useless or it is good?

[GreenFaleen]

if its a narrow band system its same as your stock o2 sensor

[modded232]

Originally Posted by turismo374 the air fuel ratio gauge i have with my turbo kit isnt wideband does that mean its useless or it is good?

Wideband isn't necessary. Narrowband is perfectly fine to tell you if you are running a good air/fuel ratio, and if you get dyno tuned the shop will have a wideband oxygen sensor they can use on your car while tuning. If you want a tune using info gathered on the street you will need a wideband for datalogging purposes so that the tuner can make the necessary adjustments.

[GreenFaleen]

narrowband wont tell you jack on a turbo set up. His A/F needs to be in the 12s a narrowband system wont read anything below 13.8 if that

[modded232]

Originally Posted by GreenFaleen narrowband wont tell you jack on a turbo set up. His A/F needs to be in the 12s a narrowband system wont read anything below 13.8 if that

Whoops, I skipped right over the turbo. That's what I get for trying to read too fast.

Get a wideband then.

[turismo374]

i dont know its an auto meter air fuel ratio gauge its the one they supplied me with for my turbo setup i ordered that gauge and the boost gauge both from auto meter

[modded232]

Well if you are just talking about the gauge, the gauge should be just fine. The important part is the oxygen sensor. If you have a wideband O2 sensor you should be good to go.

Edit: I just went to the autometer site and they didn't specify about wideband, only narrowband. I assumed it would it be compatible. Ignore this post.

[GreenFaleen]

yeah you need a wideband controller to even make that gauge work

[HMUSN]

Plx > Aem

[GreenFaleen]

Originally Posted by HMUSN Plx > Aem

yeah but PLX cant datalog on my system that being said innovate>all

[HMUSN]

get a better system.

[HMUSN]

PLX also has the DM100 gauge with A/F module and it's really pimp. It can line graph, X/Y scatter plot, uploadable custom backgrounds, color changing ability to match your other gauges, peak hold, and can hook it up so you can data log A/F, as well as daisy chain other modules to work in conjunction with the A/F so you can set up warnings.

[GreenFaleen]

The AEM F/IC is a damn good system for tuning I could make a PLX work but plug and play is a nice feature and the UEGO is a pretty good wideband I've never heard of problems from it

[HMUSN]

it's all good. I'm just given ya shit

[GreenFaleen]

Originally Posted by HMUSN it's all good. I'm just given ya shit

I know man but i got work at 6am peace all

[gooberhead320]

Originally Posted by GreenFaleen Innovate wideband air fuel ratio gauge with round Billet display. Digital wideband air fuel ratio gauge will help you tune your engine and make more HP. - Innovate wideband air fuel ratio gauge with round Billet display thats probably one of the best on the market. I just picked up a AEM UEGO for 235 only because I am getting a AEM piggyback and they are plug and play together

yeah i was looking at that one because thats the one you told me to get with the nitrous i was going to buy, but i thought i would ask around and get some feedback

Originally Posted by turismo374 the sir fuel ratio gauge i have with my turbo kit isnt wideband does that mean its useless or it is good?

holy thread jack!! im just messing with you

[GreenFaleen]

that innovate one is great