Bulitt

Anyone have one of these if so how do you like it , is it accurate and can it be used as a wideband airfuel thanks 4 the help

phatphil

Yeah, I would like to know if it can be used as a Wideband A/F as well.

howarmat

very nice gauges, moosestang has a great setup with them, and yes you can hook a wideband up to them....i already have a LC-1 ad will be picking up the gauge soon

tripc

How do you hook a wideband to them.. I have one but didnt know you can hook a wideband up to it???

phatphil

+1 on how and what is needed to make them an accurate A/F gauge.

Pwny

If moosestang replies, hopefully he will post pictures. I'm curious.

Burnsy

it comes with two analog inputs..you have to buy the sender and wire it up

howarmat

the LC-1 has a analog output, this output is then hooked up to the aeroforce analog input and then you should be able to select that as one of the 2 displays

moosestang

You need more than just the wideband O2 sensor, it has to have a controller like the lc-1. AEM makes one with a control that will work. The wideband sensor and control is what will or won't be accurate, the gauge simply displays the info.

I love my aeroforce gauge! What other gauge requires no wiring and can display coolant temp, cylinder head temp, fuel pressure, battery volts, fuel trims, fuel pump duty cycle, intake temps, O2 sensor volts(this is useful to see if they are operating correctly), etc. Did I mention it records 0-60 and 1/4 mile times as well as reads and clears trouble codes.

moosestang

I'm trying to decide if I want to do the wideband or get a detroit true trac. Decisions, decisions.