TOMEI Air Fuel Ratio meter
17 August 2005, 06:21 PM
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TOMEI Air Fuel Ratio meter
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Tomei guage type AFR meter with its own independent sensor
£100 + P&P
Will need welded into place on the downpipe or uppipe
Grant
Tomei guage type AFR meter with its own independent sensor
£100 + P&P
Will need welded into place on the downpipe or uppipe
Grant
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Assume it includes a wide-band sensor?
Also, what is the diameter, i.e. hole size for panel fitting?
Also, what is the diameter, i.e. hole size for panel fitting?
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It includes everything pictured. The O2 sensor is for the unit but i do not know for sure if it is a "Wideband" as such. The guage reads from 9-1 ~ 17-1, so has a much wider range than a Lambdalink
I think the sensor is on a m10 thread but will need to confirm with the local engineering shop and the diameter is smaller than the Subaru one
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I think the sensor is on a m10 thread but will need to confirm with the local engineering shop and the diameter is smaller than the Subaru one
Grant
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Originally Posted by sti-spec-a
It includes everything pictured. The O2 sensor is for the unit but i do not know for sure if it is a "Wideband" as such. The guage reads from 9-1 ~ 17-1, so has a much wider range than a Lambdalink
I think the sensor is on a m10 thread but will need to confirm with the local engineering shop and the diameter is smaller than the Subaru one
Grant
I think the sensor is on a m10 thread but will need to confirm with the local engineering shop and the diameter is smaller than the Subaru one
Grant
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