Dynotune Digital Air Fuel Ratio Gauge A/f Gauge Turbo Nitrous Use Red Led Square on 2040-parts.com
US $69.00
Location:
Bradenton, Florida, United States
Condition:New
Manufacturer Part Number:DynoTune
Brand:DynoTune
This auction is for one New DynoTune Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge.
It will come new in the box with installation and tuning instructions plus everything you need to install into your vehicle. It works off your Existing factory oxygen sensor. This auction is for one standard square key-Chain sized package where it can be mounted anywhere.It will come with the Red LED display.
A quality Gauge with unmatched performance! The DynoTune Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge is one of the smallest, lightest, most accurate A/F Gauge available. The superior Digital Display is available in Red LED Display for a more traditional look. The display can be seen in direct sunlight, lets see those flashing LED models do that! All the DynoTune A/F Gauges work with your existing oxygen sensor! NOTE: Only works on 0-1 Volt Oxygen sensors, may not work on volkswagon and some hondas. Check with your shop manual to make sure you have the 0-1 Volt oxygen sensor output(Most Vehicles do).
DynoTune Air/Fuel Gauges are superior to all others because they give you a real oxygen sensor output in millvolts. Just three simple wires to hook up! I have tried many of the competition’s Gauges and they don’t even come close to the DynoTune model, Vehicles with Carburetors, Fuel injection, Nitrous, Blowers, Turbo’s, this Gauge is a must!
Yes this will work great with Carburetors Also. You need to weld in a “Bung” or nut into the header at the collector junction. Screw in the oxygen sensor and wire up the three wires on the gauge and you are done. This will allow you to tune for wide open throttle or cruise. You can use it to tune for cruise as well but it takes some practice reading the display. With a perfect 14.7 to 1 A/F ratio the display will cycle up and down
example Case #1 “ .800 .300 .750 .250 .850 .200 etc…” This is the perfect example of the perfect ratio.
Now if you see this “ .900 .750 .800 .700 .900 etc….” this would tell you your running rich during cruise.
If you see it run on the other end as follows “.300 .250 .400 .500 .375 etc….” Your running lean during cruise. You make adjustments to jets or fuel pressure to make sure the display cycles as in case #1.
Running wide open throttle should result in readings as follows “.900 .905 .908 .910 .911 .911 etc…” it should be very stable! No jumping around, rock solid….
Use the following chart to help guide your way to maximum power!
GAUGE READING |
FULL THROTTLE |
AIR/FUEL RATIO |
.000 |
|
17.0:1 |
.100 |
|
17.0:1 |
.200 |
|
16.0:1 |
.300 |
|
15.5:1 |
.400 |
|
15.0:1 |
.500 |
|
14.7:1 |
.600 |
Dangerously Lean |
14.6:1 |
.700 |
Getting lean |
14.5:1 |
.800 |
Max power(Lean) normally aspirated |
14.2:1 |
.875 |
|
13.5:1 |
.900 |
Max Power (Rich) (NOS,blower,Turbo) |
13.2:1 |
1.000 |
Very Rich |
12.5:1 | Compare the following features:
- Digital Display
- .001 Volt Resolution
- Direct Sunlight Viewable
- 9-15 Volt Operation
- Super Low Current Draw
- Calibrated to .001 Volts
- Micro Package Mounts Anywhere
The DynoTune A/F Gauge has resolution down to .001 volts! Air/Fuel Ratio Gauges allow you to see the ratio of air to fuel present in the cylinders. The Oxygen/O2 sensor sends a signal to the computer for fuel calculations and by tapping into that line you can do fuel pressure/boost/nitrous tuning for maximum power.
The Kit contains the following:
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