GreekStang85 Member Jun 11, 2003 485 0 16 Oct 9, 2004 #21 Oct 9, 2004 #21 00s281sc368 said: I don't see how people can use a/f gauge without filtering the signal. It just goes from min to max all the time every second and totally useless unless you like disco lights! The filter gives stable average reading! Click to expand... are there any wideband o2 sensors i can get to have the gauge read correctly??
00s281sc368 said: I don't see how people can use a/f gauge without filtering the signal. It just goes from min to max all the time every second and totally useless unless you like disco lights! The filter gives stable average reading! Click to expand... are there any wideband o2 sensors i can get to have the gauge read correctly??
00s281sc368 New Member Dec 14, 2003 532 0 0 Fremont, CA Oct 9, 2004 #22 Oct 9, 2004 #22 GreekStang85 said: are there any wideband o2 sensors i can get to have the gauge read correctly?? Click to expand... Yes, there are... A wideband o2 sensor cost around 500 bucks...
GreekStang85 said: are there any wideband o2 sensors i can get to have the gauge read correctly?? Click to expand... Yes, there are... A wideband o2 sensor cost around 500 bucks...
COBRA90GT Mustang Master Sep 22, 2001 6,654 0 87 HOCKEYTOWN ® , MI Oct 9, 2004 #23 Oct 9, 2004 #23 The following thread should be useful, a true wideband gauge: http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=481847
The following thread should be useful, a true wideband gauge: http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=481847