Yet affordable.

I was thinking of the GReddy A/F, but it's really expensive!!

and for some reason, I don't trust the Cyberdyne or the Autometer... what about a voltmeter?

 

I think the Greddy one is suppose to be one of the best A/F guage out there well they use the wide band O2 sensor so it suppose to be accurate. Stay away from th autometer A/F ratio guage they are not accurate and you will be annoy by the led indicators and they don't use 02 sensor.

 

AA,

Let's call DEFI and have em make one for us!!

 

Yes, we should call up Delfi and have make one for us. So you are from New York right do you ever shop at SPI power excel because they stock lots of Delfi guages, that is where I get all my Delfi guages. Huby the president of SPI is my best friend. Once a while I came to visit him and we have a meet there. If you are interested maybe sometimes we could arrange a meet there. Well I am also looking for a good A/F ratio but couldn't find one so I will probably wait for the Delfi one if they do ever have it. What kind of Delfi guages do you have in your car.

 

Here are a couple of links Jason. I have the Modified Auto-Meter and it is TOTALLY different than a stock one. A bit expensive, but it works very well. There is also an LCD backlit meter type.


http://gadgetseller.com/gauges/

AND

These are very nice too:


http://www.dawesdevices.com/airfuelmeter.html

I hope that is what you were looking for. These links are for narrow range gauges. They only show from like . 7 to 1 volt and the one I have is specially calibrated just for me at .78 to .99vdc. I have a Bosch 4 wire O2 sensor to hook up to it and I will have it running in about 2 weeks. With my non-heated O2 sensor it made a really BIG difference in performance. I actually was running lean and didn't know it until I installed the modified AM Guage.


PS...I am ready to ship your metal intake gaskets.....Later
Greg