A/F ratio gauge ?
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
I hope it came with instructions.
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Originally Posted by vital49
What'* an A/F ratio guage?
BTW.... did you make sure you can use it with your car?
I think some A/F gauges say to use only on cars with a 90amp alt or lower.
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Well, usually the AFR gauge is used for cars that have HEAVY mods, and typically have an AFC calibrator also. Knowing what your AFR is won't do you any good since you can't adjust it anyway. Not only that, but your stock PCM keeps it in range.
The gauge may just frustrate you.
The gauge may just frustrate you.
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