I want to get an Air/Fuel gauge to somewhat adjust my car. What brand is most accurate?

I would like to get an Autometer one because I other Autometer gauges I would like to use, and don't like mixing and matching, but, then again, it might not be a permant thing either.

Thanks in advance.

- Brett Smith

unless you get a wide band sensor, the a/f is just telling you rich or lean, not the degree of richness or lean-ness. the autometers seem to work well for narrow band gauges

Yeah.. you need a wideband. Like Tim said.. the range is not wide enough to do what you need to do.


B

Here is one of the least expensive units Ive found, and it has an output that will drive an autometer guage.

PLX

To bad I bought an FJO a few years ago for almost $1000

Thanks guys.

- Brett Smith