Would like to hear some suggestions on what people are using for portable A/F meters. Something that is accurate, can easily be moved from vehicle to vehicle, and has logging capabilities.
Thanks in advance :)
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Would like to hear some suggestions on what people are using for portable A/F meters. Something that is accurate, can easily be moved from vehicle to vehicle, and has logging capabilities.
Thanks in advance :)
The tuning school has a nice option that I'm planning on using.Quote:
Originally Posted by Power Surge
https://youtu.be/QI33c_HeH3w
That's an interesting setup. I do a lot of earlier stuff, but for CAN bus vehicles, that's pretty handy. I've never been a fan of AEM products, but it seems their A/F meters have gotten better over the years.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleBlue
Not sure now much I like that remote sensor adapter though. The reading delay doesn't bother me, because dynos use tail pipe sensors as well. But dyno sensors also use vacuum pumps to get good readings at the end of the pipe.