topekatc

iTrader: (1)

can someone tell me the difference between the wideband and narrowband afr gauges

bluaeon

narrow band only see rich and lean... wide band is more precise. it will not only tell you "oh your running rich, but it'll tell you how rich (afr)". if you are going FI, wideband is the only way, well wideband should be THE only way for any application for precise tuning.

SVicksTC

Look i can tell your new here, but all these post you have been making in the F/I section have already been answered...Search is your friend here....

topekatc

iTrader: (1)

oops i had tried search but had been tryin to use the wrong one...i see the one 2 use now

paul_dezod

The sensors capability of voltage to be read.

Narrowband reads 0-1 volts. Like looking at the sky with your bare eyes....

Wideband reads 0-5 volts. Like looking into the sky with a telescope.

purplenitroustc

x2 exactly

aen

let him ask the questions he wants to ask, at least they arent' stupid questions...some of the more informative posts have been buried in crap

Ace83

iTrader: (6)

yeah its ok to ask, even if its been asked as long as its not too often like what turbo kit is good lol..

crush02342002

iTrader: (2)

crap im getting tired of those

jwaggz82

iTrader: (1)

ill save you the trouble - dont even look at a narrowband gauge .... picture a traffic light .. you have red yellow and green ..... same w/ the the narrowband gauge. With a wideband you get the actual # of what the readouts are. Save your money and get the wideband instead of buying a narrowband then buying a wideband after you see you made the wrong choice.

cburglb34

yea let the man ask his questions, ive tried my share of searches and i hate finding the answer on page 15 and so on