14point7 wideband reader

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05-01-2007, 12:06 AM

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leed

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Re: 14point7 wideband reader

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Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE

ya, but my volt/ohm meter is ------ analog/needle style. witch is gay. if you do hack the plug post a small write-up for the rest of us broke nigs

IMHO, an analog meter might be more intuitive. IE, just write your own A/F scale across the window w/ a sharpie.

05-01-2007, 12:07 AM

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Minor Threat

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Re: 14point7 wideband reader

I'm waiting for my little volt display to get here.

All you have to do is remember which number it can't be higher than.

05-01-2007, 12:24 AM

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Re: 14point7 wideband reader

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Originally Posted by leed

IMHO, an analog meter might be more intuitive. IE, just write your own A/F scale across the window w/ a sharpie.

Lol I could see it now...

try again ****** perfect for boost perfect for vaccum back the ---- off!!!
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Actually it wouldn't be a bad idea though, especially at a quick glance.

05-06-2007, 07:57 PM

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Re: 14point7 wideband reader

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Originally Posted by leed

IMHO, an analog meter might be more intuitive. IE, just write your own A/F scale across the window w/ a sharpie.

lol tuning your car with a sharpie. haha

This is looking pretty promising. Around 125 bucks for a wideband with a display and all the other ---- you'll need (wires ect...). That's right in my price range