AFR and Boost gauges?
#1
AFR and Boost gauges?
I'm ordering the M90 with the VMP 500HP kit.
Do I need to do gauges?
Am I okay with only boost or should I do AFR also?
Is it better to go with mechanical or electrical gauges? Seems like electrical would be easier to route into cabin.
If I did have to put AFR in, do I need separate O2 sensor or can I piggyback off the factory sensor without tripping a MIL light?
Which mount is best for the '10 interior?
I will only add the gauges if I really should..... What is best advice?
Thanks guys!
Do I need to do gauges?
Am I okay with only boost or should I do AFR also?
Is it better to go with mechanical or electrical gauges? Seems like electrical would be easier to route into cabin.
If I did have to put AFR in, do I need separate O2 sensor or can I piggyback off the factory sensor without tripping a MIL light?
Which mount is best for the '10 interior?
I will only add the gauges if I really should..... What is best advice?
Thanks guys!
#4
The only one you absolutely need with boost is a wideband. It will let you know if you are having problems before your engine goes boom. If you don't want to spring for a good wideband (they aren't cheap), then fuel pressure would be my second choice. Most people running a blower have a boost guage, but it isn't really necessary. It's just fun to be able to "see" your boost. I have an SOS three guage pillar with wideband, fuel pressure and boost guage, but I really think that anyone can get by with just a wideband.
#5
Agreed, the wideband is by far the most important. I do like the scan gauges however I didn't integrate them into my car at the time. The boost gauge really doesn't buy you much in a supercharger application because your boost is directly tied to your crankshaft speed. That said, I do have one because it is more of a visual thing.
#8
I run these three as well. Wideband is a must, everything else is fluff, but fun fluff. All three are simple to install. I have a mechanical boost. Aeroforce just plugs into the obI port. Wideband is a simple install as well. Having a spare bung in my longtubes made it easy. I look at the wideband all the time, it tells me what's going on in the motor. SOS gauge pod is the bomb too.
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