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DEFYANT
12-01-2005, 11:28 AM
Anyone running one?

I am interested in an acurate A/F guage. I know they are pricy and dont want to break the bank. So does anyone recommend a good A/F guage at a good price? I have a bung welded in before the cats, so I am ready to go on the exhaust side...

Thanks
FordNut
12-01-2005, 12:29 PM
Anyone running one?

I am interested in an acurate A/F guage. I know they are pricy and dont want to break the bank. So does anyone recommend a good A/F guage at a good price? I have a bung welded in before the cats, so I am ready to go on the exhaust side...

Thanks
I'm using the dynojet wideband commander.
blackf0rk
12-01-2005, 12:35 PM
The typical A/F gauges you see that are relatively inexpensive are "estimates", if you will, of your A/F. They are not accurate. If you're going to get a A/F gauge, make sure you get a wideband gauge. Hella-more expensive, but you'd be doing it totally right, if that's what you're into.

Thought a regular A/F gauge isn't "bad" - just not incredibly accurate.
DEFYANT
12-01-2005, 03:49 PM
A grossly inacurate guage is useless. I have seen some prices in the neighborhood of $500.00! Kinda pricey...
03MERCMARAUDER
12-26-2005, 03:45 AM
But worth it. Wann keep good tabs on that beast
snowbird
12-26-2005, 06:48 AM
Anyone running one?

I am interested in an acurate A/F guage. I know they are pricy and dont want to break the bank. So does anyone recommend a good A/F guage at a good price? I have a bung welded in before the cats, so I am ready to go on the exhaust side...

Thanks
Autometer doesn't currently have a wideband type on the market right now but a local shop who went to SEMA had shown me their 2006 preview booklet and they are suppose to have one on the market, i think, in february-march. The nice thing about it is it will be available in most of their facings, I.E., including their Ultralite line for a more homogeneous look with our car. It will also, according to my local shop guy, be priced in the 250-300 USD $ range, very competitive for wideband gauges.
DEFYANT
12-26-2005, 06:53 AM
Autometer doesn't currently have a wideband type on the market right now but a local shop who went to SEMA had shown me their 2006 preview booklet and they are suppose to have one on the market, i think, in february-march. The nice thing about it is it will be available in most of their facings, I.E., including their Ultralite line for a more homogeneous look with our car. It will also, according to my local shop guy, be priced in the 250-300 USD $ range, very competitive for wideband gauges.

Thanks for this response. This is what I was looking for!!!

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SergntMac
12-26-2005, 07:39 AM
I find these highly attractive, and accuracy has been unquestioned.

http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/xcart/customer/home.php?cat=254
Vortech347
12-26-2005, 10:29 AM
The best one is the AEM, jegs has them on sale right now for 279!!!!

Everyone of my mustangs friends run them and they've ALWAYS been right on the money. I'm ordering one too later this week.