Autometer Wideband?? any good?
06-09-2008, 01:32 PM
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Autometer Wideband?? any good?
I have been needing a wideband for a few months now. I'm lookin at the NV wideband to go with the NV nitrous gauge. I have heard a few things that they weren't very accurate or reliable. I have had an AEM wideband in a DSM and it worked great. If anyone has experience with Autometer Widebands please help out...
06-09-2008, 02:15 PM
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RE: Autometer Wideband?? any good?
I was looking at their wide band gages too. But I've had so much trouble with their fuel pressure gages that I'm having second thoughts. I've just replaced a bad one with a bad one. They seem to want to stick and not function.
Here is an alternative but I haven't used them.
http://tricktuners.com/plx_widebands.htm
Here is an alternative but I haven't used them.
http://tricktuners.com/plx_widebands.htm
06-09-2008, 02:56 PM
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RE: Autometer Wideband?? any good?
I didn't realize they made widebands, I though they just made the gauge and you had to purchase an LM1 or equivelant to make them read a true A/F. My buddy has an autometer A/F gauge in his T-bird but it's hooked up to the stock o2's and really annoying. LOL
I have an AEM and it has performed flawlessly.
I have an AEM and it has performed flawlessly.
06-09-2008, 03:11 PM
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RE: Autometer Wideband?? any good?
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I didn't realize they made widebands, I though they just made the gauge and you had to purchase an LM1 or equivelant to make them read a true A/F. My buddy has an autometer A/F gauge in his T-bird but it's hooked up to the stock o2's and really annoying. LOL
I have an AEM and it has performed flawlessly.
I didn't realize they made widebands, I though they just made the gauge and you had to purchase an LM1 or equivelant to make them read a true A/F. My buddy has an autometer A/F gauge in his T-bird but it's hooked up to the stock o2's and really annoying. LOL
I have an AEM and it has performed flawlessly.
06-09-2008, 04:03 PM
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RE: Autometer Wideband?? any good?
I have autometer wideband, fuel pressure and oil pressure and they are all very acurate. I can watch my fuel pressure and oil pressure on my laptop and they match exactly what the gauges say. They look really nice too.
06-09-2008, 10:53 PM
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Your right they look great on your car. I would like it all to match. I'm not all about looks but i do want my stuff to look as clean as possible. I might have to just try em out. any one else have good/bad news about em?
06-10-2008, 07:48 AM
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I use sniper recon. It comes with sniper. You can data log just about anything with it and it can be replayed, shown in a 2d or 3d graph or shown in a read out kinda like excel
06-10-2008, 11:51 PM
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RE: Autometer Wideband?? any good?
http://www.sunpro.com/product_detail.php?pid=16449
Just kidding, I vote for AEM, used it in my DSM and it worked great.
P.S. Narrow band A/F gauges drop HS panties.
Just kidding, I vote for AEM, used it in my DSM and it worked great.
P.S. Narrow band A/F gauges drop HS panties.
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