Any of you guys use these before?? Seems to be a good deal under, $200 and has some number to go with the pretty lights, I'm thinking about picking one up unless you think its a waste?

http://www.knfilters.com/airfuelmonitors.htm

 

No one?

 

Bump I want to order one uless its just a glorified narrow band guage?

 

judging by the little chart they have it does have the range necessary for a wideband... has there ever been a narrowband kit that comes with it's own o2 sensor?

 

wouldn't this be the equivalent of getting an LC-1, setting an analog out to 0-1v and using any a/f guage already available... It'd come out to $225-275 depending on what guage u pick and u get a lot more options and capabilities (eg. datalogging, ouput slope tweaking, etc.)

 

That's what it is. Edelbrock makes one of those too. For that kind of cash get an LC-1 from Innovate.

 

Cool, thanks for the info might as well save my pennies for a real WB O2, thanks

 

"Monitors have red, yellow and green lights that require 100 millivolts per light for a total of 1.0 volt."

its not a wideband.





http://www.bmotorsports.com/index.ph...o-monitor-kit/

i just got this NGK wideband for 250 shipped.

 

I looked at carrying this sensor, its a nice unit, however the replacement O2 sensors are the L1H1s and are twice the cost as the normal Bosch sensors that come with most units out there these days...

 

i know but it says that you can use the bosch or ntk sensor on this unit.. that web site told me they are gonna offer the bosch sensor cause its cheaper to replace..

how often do you need to replace sensors? i plan to only have this on my car.

i should have it tomorrow, cant wait!