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    I have a LS3 Camaro now to play with and need a WB.I ordered an autometer cobalt LED WB because I like the looks and it will match the other guages I got. It seems that not many people are running an autometer WB? Why is that? I can return it and get something else if need be. It shouldn't be too big a pain to get EFI live to log off it right? And it should be accurate? Nows the time to change if need be since I haven't put it in the car yet. Thanks in advance
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    IMO
    Steer clear of anything that can't free air calibrate or doesn't give the Lambda output range.
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    I went with the Techedge 2J1 WB controller and an LA1 Circular Display. While the pair will probably set you back a little more than the Autometer, it does have a free air calibration as well as a serial port to connect to the V2. If you don't go with serial, it has a ground referenced analogue output to eliminate ground offsets.

    You may be able to ask them to do one with blue digits....

    Simon.

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    auto meter # 6178 http://www.autometer.com/cat_gaugede...gid=3606&sid=4

    Notes:
    Includes 8 ft. tubing or wiring harness.
    LED digital display.
    0-4v data output feed for ECU, data acquisition unit, or Laptop tuning
    Auto-Dimming gauge brightness feature
    Includes custom tuned .1 AFR Resolution Bosch LSU4.2 Sensor
    Display data in Lambda or numerical A/F ratio
    User programmable range
    Peak recall/memory
    10:1 to 20:1 AFR Range for Gasoline Applications
    Adjustable for Alternate Fuel Types (Ethanol, Methanol, Propane, CNG)
    6:1 to 18:1 AFR Range for Alternate Fuel Types
    User Programmable Warning Function
    This product has no provision for dial illumination/backlighting.


    Guessing free air calibration you just have it calibrate itself sitting out side the car?
    Philip
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    That poll is why I asked the question. Figured there had to be a reason no body was running autometer WB's lol
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    That poll is less than a week old, it would be nice to get more members to vote.
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    we need one of the mods to force all users to vote..... :p

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    Quote Originally Posted by swingtan View Post
    we need one of the mods to force all users to vote..... :p
    How do I do that...?

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    I know you can force users view and acknowledge certain posts, like the "terms and conditions" page. I don't know if this extends to general threads though. It's probably more of an "admin" task in the end to set it up.

    Simon.

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