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    AIR/Fuel Ratio Gauge

    I am going to install a AF ratio gauge in my car and I was wondering if anyone had any advice on what company I should get the gauge from and how should I install. I think the M20 has a narrowband O2 sensor but I wanted to make sure I get the facts straight before I do anything! THanks!

    #2
    it's worthless with a narrowband sensor..
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      #3
      I'm with nando on this one. A narrowband a/f guage is nothing more than a light show. Useful only for VERY basic tuning.
      This is your M20 on steroids:

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        #4
        go wideband or go home

        innovative and techedge are popular for those running aftermarket engine management. i think k&n might make one but i am not familiar with their product. some support monitoring via laptop or you can add on a gauge

        if you're interested in this for monitoring, you can go one of two ways:

        1) install the WB02 sensor in the existing bung and have the innovative, techedge, etc provide a simulated narrowband (NB) to the ecu. not all units support the simulated NB

        2) have another bung installed and put the WB02 sensor there.
        James
        '88 M3

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