air fuel ratio gauge
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air fuel ratio gauge
I keep reading that optimal air fuel ratio for fuel economy is 14.7 and performance between 12.8 and 13.2. What gauge can I put on my layout to see what my ratios are?
RE: air fuel ratio gauge
None, you need to get a wideband.
RE: air fuel ratio gauge
Any suggestions on brand that works with Trinity and will this plug into the Trinity as analog? Is this even needed or can other gauges be used during logging to help a custom tuner? I would like to do this but think I would be way over my head.
RE: air fuel ratio gauge
I bought an LC-1 from innovate
not yet installed, but several analog outputs, (3 if I remember) , 1 to replace stock signal, 1 for trinity and 1 for ...
not yet installed, but several analog outputs, (3 if I remember) , 1 to replace stock signal, 1 for trinity and 1 for ...
RE: air fuel ratio gauge
The PLX and Zeitronix units are nice as well.
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SRTorRed6sp
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Re: RE: air fuel ratio gauge
I have the same question. I looked around and didn't see any specifics on how anyone has done this. Such as exactly what sensor and how to wire it. I'm not real sure where to start. I want to do a boost gauge eventually too.mdittrich wrote:Any suggestions on brand that works with Trinity and will this plug into the Trinity as analog? Is this even needed or can other gauges be used during logging to help a custom tuner? I would like to do this but think I would be way over my head.
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You can't just get a wideband sensor, you need a controller as well. The controller is what outputs the analog signal the Trinity can read. As said above, the PLX, Zeitronix and LC-1 are nice units that have analog output.
The apostrophe does not mean "Look out, here comes an S"!
"I couldn't care less" means it is impossible to care less - "I could care less" just makes you look stupid.
"I couldn't care less" means it is impossible to care less - "I could care less" just makes you look stupid.
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SRTorRed6sp
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RE: Re: RE: air fuel ratio gauge
Ok, now I understand. Thanks for the info!
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So do the above connect directly to the trinity? or do i need to buy a separate cable? also, can i achieve the same results with an aftermarket A/R Autometer Gauge on a stock jeep srt-8? Looking to do more custom tuning but need to read air/fuel. I dont mind having to get a pillar pod for extra gauges.
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RE: Re: RE: air fuel ratio gauge
None of the connect directly to the Trinity. You'll need to get a cable to hook up the the wideband's analog output that connects to the Trinity on the other end. Here is more info: http://diablosport.com/index.php?name=P ... ic&t=20314
The apostrophe does not mean "Look out, here comes an S"!
"I couldn't care less" means it is impossible to care less - "I could care less" just makes you look stupid.
"I couldn't care less" means it is impossible to care less - "I could care less" just makes you look stupid.
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SRTorRed6sp
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I sure do wish Diablo would release the analog cable. I'm going to have to make one of those and my soldering jobs look like a monkey did it. lol
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LouZ
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http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSea ... CP-2204-NDSRTorRed6sp wrote:I sure do wish Diablo would release the analog cable. I'm going to have to make one of those and my soldering jobs look like a monkey did it. lol
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LouZ
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http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSea ... CP-2204-NDSRTorRed6sp wrote:I sure do wish Diablo would release the analog cable. I'm going to have to make one of those and my soldering jobs look like a monkey did it. lol
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SRTorRed6sp
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Nice! Thank you