Are the Apex'i Turbo Timer's A/F measurements somewhat accurate?
Are the Apex'i Turbo Timer's A/F measurements somewhat accurate?
Are the Apex'i Turbo Timer's A/F measurements somewhat accurate? Given that I don't get too wild with mods (catback/dp/intake), would the built in A/F measurements from the Apex'i Turbo Timer be sufficient?
Originally posted by racerfoo
Works for me, but dont use it as a tuner. As long as you stay at 10lbs of boost your A/F should be fine anyways.
Works for me, but dont use it as a tuner. As long as you stay at 10lbs of boost your A/F should be fine anyways.
Originally posted by cpa7man
I put mine in the glove compartment. I messed with the a/f thing and gave up after about 30 minutes. I don't think its very accurate anyway.
I put mine in the glove compartment. I messed with the a/f thing and gave up after about 30 minutes. I don't think its very accurate anyway.
Originally posted by WaLieN
True, that's what I'll most likely do as well -- I don't think I need to keep my eye on the A/F too much if the car is only lightly modded.
True, that's what I'll most likely do as well -- I don't think I need to keep my eye on the A/F too much if the car is only lightly modded.
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i have heard that its somewhat OK if your readings are around 89 or 90 then its ok at WOT. well thats what i heard but i get 89 at wot so i just firgured that it was ok and im running 11psi
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