Wideband A/F gauge
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If you'd like contact info for someone with lots of experience who will do a long distance custom tune for you, drop me a line
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I agree that investing in a tuner would be very beneficial for you. The wideband doesn't do you a whole lot of good without it. Yes you can adjust your fuel pressure with your adjustable regulator, however that doesnt' change it throughout the powerband.
9.0 is rediculously rich.....11:1 is a little better but even that is still rich. I usually shoot for about 12.5 or so but if your not at least in the 11'* its quite rich. At cruising obviously you want ~14.7:1.
9.0 is rediculously rich.....11:1 is a little better but even that is still rich. I usually shoot for about 12.5 or so but if your not at least in the 11'* its quite rich. At cruising obviously you want ~14.7:1.
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Originally Posted by firebuick
If you'd like contact info for someone with lots of experience who will do a long distance custom tune for you, drop me a line
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Thanks for the offer Foghorn.
I would have to buy a Tuner first and that is not in this years budget.
Maybe next year...............if I still have the Bonne.
I'm almost due for a new one......and it will have a V8 and RWD.
I would have to buy a Tuner first and that is not in this years budget.
Maybe next year...............if I still have the Bonne.
I'm almost due for a new one......and it will have a V8 and RWD.
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The Aeroforce does have O2 and IIRC AF, however because it is limited in recording/data presentation it is not a preferred item to rely on for tuning.
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As for the Aeroforce, i am new to it but was doing a little reading on it. I dont believe it can monitor a/f but i am not 100% sure. As for the recording/ data presentation, I believe it can store up to 20 seconds of live data and replay it. Could you like record rpms and say KR, then log it on a piece of paper and then do rpms and O2, ect. That is just an idea and it would probably be much easier to just get a scanner that can do all that but just an idea.
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I have an Aeroforce. It doesn't read O2 in any recordable form.....toggling numbers faster than you can even read them.
That'* why I got the Autometer Wideband A/F gauge.
That'* why I got the Autometer Wideband A/F gauge.
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yeah that must be better .just been changing plugs and they are super white almost like new so i must be very lean .so there no way to know if youre lean whit a aeroforce beside plugs reading