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RSVT
10-19-2006, 05:15 PM
i finally got my a-pillar and i wanted to know which gauge is better, i know for im gettin the boost, but the A/F one im worried about, i dont know which one the A/f or the AEM A/F wideband, so when i get my Xcal tuner:confused: need some input

04SVTRACING
10-20-2006, 09:31 AM
I would go with the wideband. The regular a/f guages don't read accurate at all.

BC Lightning
10-20-2006, 10:00 AM
I would go with the wideband. The regular a/f guages don't read accurate at all.

regular a/f guages are nothing more than a light show, I would go with a dynojet, aem, or autometer wideband, they all have the capability for data logging, Mark#2 has a dynojet and does his own data logging with it, AEM was around $275 shipped to my door from Jegs which I'm using until my Autometer NV Series wideband comes in the mail. I was told that they wont be shipping till after december, and I bought it back in July :hammer:, but worth the wait to have a wideband that matches all my other indiglow guages

tiffo60
10-20-2006, 10:02 AM
regular a/f guages are nothing more than a light show, I would go with a dynojet, aem, or autometer wideband, they all have the capability for data logging, Mark#2 has a dynojet and does his own data logging with it, AEM was around $275 shipped to my door from Jegs which I'm using until my Autometer NV Series wideband comes in the mail. I was told that they wont be shipping till after december, and I bought it back in July :hammer:, but worth the wait to have a wideband that matches all my other indiglow guages

ihave the same gauges, have you done anything to dim them at night or does your cab light up like a cock pit too

BC Lightning
10-20-2006, 10:06 AM
ihave the same gauges, have you done anything to dim them at night or does your cab light up like a cock pit too

I have them tied into the dimmer switch, so I can adjust accordingly, but sometimes I want to get the Top Gun feel, driving through the danger zone with it looking like a cock pit

"You know why I dont like you Mav...... cause your dangerous" :evil

RSVT
10-20-2006, 01:08 PM
regular a/f guages are nothing more than a light show, I would go with a dynojet, aem, or autometer wideband, they all have the capability for data logging, Mark#2 has a dynojet and does his own data logging with it, AEM was around $275 shipped to my door from Jegs which I'm using until my Autometer NV Series wideband comes in the mail. I was told that they wont be shipping till after december, and I bought it back in July :hammer:, but worth the wait to have a wideband that matches all my other indiglow guages

Sell me your AEM wideband when u get the other one ur waiting for, PM a price when you want to sell:twitch:

BC Lightning
10-20-2006, 04:36 PM
Sell me your AEM wideband when u get the other one ur waiting for, PM a price when you want to sell:twitch:

they have changed the date 3 times on me, so it might be after december when I get it :rolleyes:

Mark #2
10-20-2006, 05:55 PM
Like others have said I recommend the Dynojet.

The nice thing is that you just throw a switch, it starts recording the run and saves it without a PC.
Then I can download and review all the runs at later time.

I am recording a lot the past 2 days with the cold weather and the new C&L intake.

I have definitely lost some safety margin in the mid RPMs, but it's more responsive. Lean is mean.;)

RSVT
10-20-2006, 06:07 PM
thats fine i will still buy frm you but make sure you give me shout this is a for sure buy jus give a price, i guess i asked this question to late cuz now im stuck w/the regular autometer a/f gauge:mad: :D