Mr. HKS

for optimal performance on a t2, where should it read on this semi accurate guage? i am guessing in the middle between rich and lean right?

nyc_scorpio

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duhhhhhh of course, the middle should say on the gauge "ideal" lol

https://www.rx7club.com/photo/showga...p?ppuser=44780

FC3S Drift

as long as your not running lean youll be fine. i have mine running rich right now.

nyc_scorpio

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man, your 7 must be a gas guzzler huh, mines is running most of the time on rich and boy-boy-boy, i cant drive it with only the sunroof open cause ill passout with all the emission gases going into the cabin, i know removing all the cats was not wise lol... opps did i say that lol, long love smog hahahaha i love florida, sorry cali peeps

koukifc3s

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theyre not that accurate tho

RXSevenSymphonies

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They're just fancy rainbow gauges if you don't have them hooked up to Wideband.

But then they only read 0-1v so thats narrowband.. so that won't work with 0-5v wb, and techedge wb comes with a digital gauge with actual #'s if you want it, which would be a lot better, otherwise you can still hook the narrowband gauge up to the simulated narrowband on the wideband o2

You should probably try to have more towards rich though...

SureShot

Even a narrow band gauge is way better than nothing.

koukifc3s

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true, but dont tune ur car with it like i did