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cliffs03 said:found what I needed on svtperformance, thanks anyways.
Dana said:Why would you bother with a narrowband A/F meter?
They don't provide any useful information.
Redman said:http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lc1.php
Get this and you can someday convert your narrow band into a wide band. These are cheap too.
It won't give you specific air fuel ratio, but it will definetly let you know if you are running safe or not.
rocket5979 said:Actually the LC-1 will give you specific A/F. They are known to be very accurate when hooked up to an SCT Xcal2 to datalog all other important tuning perameters with. LC1 + Xcal2 + SCT PRP = Great tuning package.
Thanks for the info, very helpful. :biggthumpRedman said:I tuned my focus this way. I interfaced the lc1 with My xcal2 for a digital displayed air fuel ratio on my lap top.
After it was tuned I did however attach the lc1 to my narrow band autometer. It has programmable outputs for this function. You can buy a digital gauge for it as well but it's easier to look at a narrow band then a digital air fuel display while driving.
All it's doing is providing an easy reading that you are running safe.