Anyone used one of these ?
http://www.cbperformance.com/catalog.asp?ProductID=598
looks like good value.
Craig Torrens ·
Aussieveedubbers · Tech Talk
CB performance AIR/FUEL Ratio Guage..what are they like?
https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/66285/cb-performance-airfuel-ratio-guagewhat-are-they-like
reub ·
You'd be better off with a digital guage then an anologe one as I understand that they don't react as quickly...
I use a PLX devices in my purple bug and think it is great, however there is a bit of difference in price.
The CB performance setup appears to be pretty cheap for what it is....what make is the sensor supplied?
I use a PLX devices in my purple bug and think it is great, however there is a bit of difference in price.
The CB performance setup appears to be pretty cheap for what it is....what make is the sensor supplied?
hellbugged ·
mine seems to be working well.
response time seems o.k
response time seems o.k
Gracey ·
Don't waste your money.
Their a narrow band meter, that means their designed to read 14.7/1 or stoimetric. Anything either side of this is either rich or lean with little accuracy.
You'd be better off with a wide band meter like an LM1
Their a narrow band meter, that means their designed to read 14.7/1 or stoimetric. Anything either side of this is either rich or lean with little accuracy.
You'd be better off with a wide band meter like an LM1
Gracey ·
I forgot to add, I've used both.
Beetspeed ·
I couldn't agree more!Gracey wrote:Don't waste your money.
Their a narrow band meter, that means their designed to read 14.7/1 or stoimetric. Anything either side of this is either rich or lean with little accuracy.
You'd be better off with a wide band meter like an LM1