anyone have an air fuel ratio gauge?

[whitepony1995]

i want to buy an air fuel gauge but i got some questions. how do you wire it up? and do 94-95 mustangs have a wideband o2 sensor or a narrow band?

 

[Methodical]

Our cars have the narrow band O2s. I don't know if you are talking about one of those Autometer AFR gauges, but if you are don't waste your money. Save your money and get a wideband AFR with the gauge. I have the Innovative wideband LM-1 with rpm datalogging capabilities. I can connect an AFR gauge to the wideband plus I can datalog. They are easy to install. You will need to have a bung welded in the h-pipe or as an alternative I think some folks use one of the stock sensor locations for the wideband. I personally left the stock in place and had the bung welded into the pipe.

Are you trying to self tune the car?

 

[whitepony1995]

i'm preparing my fuel system and cooling system for a supercharger or turbo

 

[earleys94gt]

Def. do a widebandcset-up, MUCH more useful. A narrow band is mothing more than a fancy light show

 

[Methodical]

i'm preparing my fuel system and cooling system for a supercharger or turbo

Oh well you definitely want to get a wideband then

 

[94CobraPace]

I have the Dyno jet wide band. Yes you have to weld up a bung. The dyno jet wide band has data logging capabilties, with 3 or 5 analog inuts, but I have not used them or datalogged any yet.

 

[pwcracer]

I have the same wide band setup as Methodical.. It works well, I do however want to hook it up to a perm gauge instead of relying on my laptop all the time..