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    question on a/f gauge

    I was wondering will I still be able to use the narrow band a/f gauge after using uberdata?? or will it not make any sense?? I dont mean to use the a/f gauge to tune, but use it after i tune.
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    yes u can still use it to monitor.. although if for some reason u go crazy lean while in boost (if ur boosting) the a/f gauge will show it way after the damage is done.. so bet ur ass ur l.e.d's on the a/f gauge stay green and never go red ahhaah


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      #3
      once u install ur a/f gauge.. (or if u already have it installed).. think about this..


      if u rev it while in Nuetral.. and let go.. how long does it take the l.e.d's before they go full red... about a half a second or some shit.. well.. if under boost and it took half a second to let u know its lean while ur flooring it.. like wikked said.. kaboom...

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        Chances are you are using an Autometer A/F guage right?
        That's not an accurate way to monitor your A/F ratio.

        If you're using uberdata, why not invest in a wideband o2 sensor? Like the AEM or LM1...those give out 98% accurate o2 readings, which in turn you can tune your uberdata values to a point...



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          no one ever said it was to tune.. like i mentioned earlier.. this is not for tuning.. this is a cheap alternative to having ur WIDEBAND in the car ALL THE TIME.. or buying an expensive aem uego.. which is worthless if u have a zeitronix already.. not its not 100 percent accurate.. but it gives u a ball park figure of whats going on.. better than nothing.. IMO...

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