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30psi 11-03-2007 18:00

What gauge have you got Alundra?

S12rob - Sorry its for my car

alundra 11-03-2007 23:30

Swoosh ART one ;)

http://www.jdm-per4mance.com/product...roducts_id/134

30psi 11-03-2007 23:32

So what lamda sensor does it run off?

If you are using a stock narrow band one it will only show 15.2-14.2:1

alundra 12-03-2007 09:18

Event at full throttle, with boost?

No air or oil leak.

No Check ECU.

That's why i'd like something for running stoechiometric in full throttle+boost but solutions are hard to find.

Thanks 30psi ;)

30psi 12-03-2007 18:12

I'm confused.

That gauge you have won't show the boost ratio's because its not a wideband lamda unit.

alundra 12-03-2007 19:52

Why you said "wan't show"?

It's the same that you can see in the shop: http://www.jdm-per4mance.com/product...roducts_id/134

You can see the description on it.

I'll take a video to see what i said.

NO, wideband isn't needed for this meter, Yes i have a stock lambda sensor on my car; I'll some pics :nod

So you don't have lambda sensor on s12 from UK.

30psi 12-03-2007 20:00

If it dont have a wideband lambda its almost useless.

What does it show on boost?

alundra 12-03-2007 23:28

As I said, 14.4 14.5 area at idle go to 10 at full throttle.

Don't remember that car which have lambda sensor narrow are sufficent for stock engine management specially with MAF, it isn't so useless like our security dump security valve.

I'll take a video ;)

sideways danny 13-03-2007 00:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by alundra (Post 15858)
As I said, 14.4 14.5 area at idle go to 10 at full throttle.

Don't remember that car which have lambda sensor narrow are sufficent for stock engine management specially with MAF, it isn't so useless like our security dump security valve.

I'll take a video ;)

a narrow band sensor works completely different to a wideband. your gauge is lying to you

umpkin 13-03-2007 06:31

Alundra, what the guys are say is that the stock lambda sensor will be fine for you ECU and general running of the car, but when connected to the A/F meter it will give you a false reading.

you prolly are getting a reading on the gauge of 10 on boost, but that figure will be false.


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