wideband gauges, other options or eta?

[binder]

Ok, so i've talked to Hal @ IP and he says there is no ETA so i'm curious what other options do we have? I'm having trouble finding a wideband gauge that has a 10-20 afr calibrated to 0-5v. I think prosport makes one for 65$ but I dont like how it looks. I want something just simple like it but the numbers are tiny on those prosport gauges.

Also, it would be great to find one with a dual display so i can have both widebands on a single gauge.

thanks

Jeff

[warren1205]

aem dual channel wideband, FJO

[binder]

lol, aem is a joke for widebands.

i have dual haltech widebands already. i'm asking about GAUGES, not widebands. thanks

[rcdash]

binder, i think str8dum1 provided a link to some inexpensive options on the my350z forums...

[binder]

i'll search there again since i must have missed it on my first search for gauge options.

So far i only know the prosport gauges and i dont like how tiny the numbers are in the middle of a huge black gauge. They could have at least utilized the whole width of the gauge like innovate.

[maXmood]

found anything?

i think might replace my AEM gauge, i'm not getting an accurate readings.

[toadx8u]

Autometer has a wideband gauge that supports 0-5v and goes 10-20:1 afr...Idk if this can be wired Into the haltech or not does anyone else have an answer to this?

Here Is link to Autometer gauge...
http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetai ... 3605&sid=7

[GreddyVQ35DETT]

Autometer has a wideband gauge that supports 0-5v and goes 10-20:1 afr...Idk if this can be wired Into the haltech or not does anyone else have an answer to this?

Here Is link to Autometer gauge...
http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugedetai ... 3605&sid=7

actually it reads 10-16:1 afr and outputs 0-4V for a datalogger. I am running one wired into my haltech. works fine, just set up the wideband for these voltages under main setup.

ross

[scenehouser]

so if i understand correctly, when you have the haltech dual wideband sensor setup you can hook up a third party wideband gauge (without it's own sensor) to an output on the haltech?

[greengoblin]

Just a fyi the prosport gauge does not read accurately.

[QXZ9027MKII]

lol, aem is a joke for widebands.

i have dual haltech widebands already. i'm asking about GAUGES, not widebands. thanks

Why is AEM a joke for widebands, i use their type UEGO and it is really good and reliable, more than 1 year on my car with no issues !!!

[CorrPerformance]

I sold a VEI gauges to a client of mine in Panama and he installed it to his Pulsar using the PS1000 and the Haltech single wideband sensor. Here's the result.
VEI gauge in Pulsar

[HaltechJames]

Hey guys,

I've been using the Prosport gauge in my EP3 for a year or so. (However, I swapped it out for one with amber lighting instead of blue)




Greengoblin, I've had zero problems with it, however Eric here in the USA Office said he said it was a bit inconsistent when he was testing it.



Binder, check out the VEI dual channel gauges. We tested a few of these out a while back.
http://www.vgauges.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=21_30