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Sep 3, 2003

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a/f gauge

has anyone with a turbo connected an a/f gauge and got it to read consist?
If so, what did you connect it to?

Sep 3, 2003

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which turbo kit and fuel setup did you go with???

cause i have the sf kit and my a/f gauge is reading rich at boost and pretty much all over the place at idle and cruising speed...

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connect it to the 1st O2 sensor, i believe the black wire

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Mine does the sam as cats. Youl notice that the TD kit is a little lean from the factory, hopefully my settings helped you.

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get the greddy a/f...autometer is just good for a light show.

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Yeah, the settings helped alot. Thanks!
I got the td kit. I have the gauge connected to the
ecu, but I wasn't sure if it would be better to hook it up
to the o2 sens. directly, or if it would matter.

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O2 sensor or ECU... it's all the same signal. I have mine at the ECU.

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boosted2k2,

does your gauge read consistantly or is it all over the place?

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It will bounce all over the place under normal driving conditions, will lean and usually not light at all under deceleration, and run rich under WOT.

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not just for light show.. you just need to know how to read it! VERY purposefull

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not just for light show.. you just need to know how to read it! VERY purposefull

Umm well its only sort of accurate at WOT. The Greddy one comes with its own 4 wire o2 sensor, so its a lot more accuarte and expensive

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It will bounce all over the place under normal driving conditions, will lean and usually not light at all under deceleration, and run rich under WOT.

yup