Air/Fuel ratio gauges
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Air/Fuel ratio gauges
I've been perusing eBay and have been considering getting an Autometer AFR gauge to match my 'tach and wondered if anyone had any experience with them?
This kind of jobby I assume I can use any 3 pin O2 sensor with it, or can a 4-pin be wired to suit?
I was thinking of using it to keep an eye on the injection system, especially if I fit Megasquirt (which I intend to sometime soon) and make sure the fuelling is at least approximately close.
Would this actually serve my purpose or am I better off saving up and getting a wideband lambda instead?
Thanks all
This kind of jobby I assume I can use any 3 pin O2 sensor with it, or can a 4-pin be wired to suit?
I was thinking of using it to keep an eye on the injection system, especially if I fit Megasquirt (which I intend to sometime soon) and make sure the fuelling is at least approximately close.
Would this actually serve my purpose or am I better off saving up and getting a wideband lambda instead?
Thanks all
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here we are - add this little gizmo and it'll do exactly what you want. And at $199 pretty good value considering it includes the O2 sensor I would've thought.
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store/Sc ... roduct=151
Was planning to use one myself but not quite ready yet . . . . .
Russ
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store/Sc ... roduct=151
Was planning to use one myself but not quite ready yet . . . . .
Russ
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Bill Shurvinton (on this board) stocks LC1's in the UK.Lewis wrote:Hey thanks muchly for that!
Oddly enough I stumbled across one of those on US eBay but didn't really clock what it was.........
Will bear it in mind! Would be nice to keep the Autometer gauge theme going......Along with the several Smiths guages.......Hey ho, can't win 'em all
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Ditto Bill...Eliot wrote:Bill Shurvinton (on this board) stocks LC1's in the UK.Lewis wrote:Hey thanks muchly for that!
Oddly enough I stumbled across one of those on US eBay but didn't really clock what it was.........
Will bear it in mind! Would be nice to keep the Autometer gauge theme going......Along with the several Smiths guages.......Hey ho, can't win 'em all
Give him a shout and he'll sort you out.
If you want a mega cheap display to use with a basic LC-1 , ive used some cheap 0-2v voltmeter LCD displays I found on ebay. Circa £15 or so.
No idea what Bill charges but I got mine from salometrading@vano.co.uk at very good prices they also do the digital gauge @£££ or the analogue gauge at much more sensible money. The LC1 will also work with any narrow band gauge though if you want to keep things looking the same.
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edited see below.
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Bills prices are keen......katanaman wrote:No idea what Bill charges but I got mine from salometrading@vano.co.uk at very good prices they also do the digital gauge @£££ or the analogue gauge at much more sensible money. The LC1 will also work with any narrow band sensor though if you want to keep things looking the same.
Can you explain that last statement ?
The LC-1 is a wideband controller intended to be used with a Bosch LSU4 sensor.
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