What gauges to get for SC car?
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well other than looking cool the dcii has record and playback feature and peak, etc. also the multi holder makes for easy on window mounting. and it has cool buttons on it! but i never figured out how to use um! hahaha my car got totalled before i even got to read the insturctions...
actually for the full on ricer display i really REALLY like the new COLOR SBC boost controller. geeez that thing is so nice. i dunno if they have it yet, i seen it in an option magazine. its was so fawkin hawt
actually for the full on ricer display i really REALLY like the new COLOR SBC boost controller. geeez that thing is so nice. i dunno if they have it yet, i seen it in an option magazine. its was so fawkin hawt
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Narrowband is 0-1v (o is lean 1 is rich) which is what your standard lambda sensor is. That range of 0-1v isnt very wide for the purposes of checking the comustion.
A wideband sensor runs from 0-5v giving a much broader scale, so you can gauge much better what your mixture is.
MB
A wideband sensor runs from 0-5v giving a much broader scale, so you can gauge much better what your mixture is.
MB
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