Altronics Dual O2 Alert Warning And Recording System Plus Egt Sensor on 2040-parts.com
Camden, Michigan, United States
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These Altronics O2 Alert warning and recording systems are the first data recording systems specifically designed to record air/fuel ratios with a warning output. Not only do they record up to 2 wideband oxygen sensors, they also record engine rpm and have a programmable warning output to protect against detonation. The systems feature a backlit display, a warning output, and software. The warning output can be used to activate a warning light, enable fuel enrichment, shut down nitrous, or retard timing. Recording can be started by a preset rpm value or switch, and can be played back on the system or downloaded and graphed to a PC. Also has the added EGT sensor I bought it last year and it was sent into Altronics and tested before I installed it. Going to a racepak Will be removed and boxed up once reserve its hit. $840 new |
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