Currently working on my JZZ30 project and the aim is to have a reliable period correct drift car. In my interest of reliability I’ve been looking for a set of gauges to have a real time monitor on my engine health. Like any Japanese tuning fan I’d love to use Defi or Greddy Trust gauges and I can find every gauge I’m looking for except for a proper wideband gauge. Anyone here know if there’s something missing in translation or if there’s some mathematic formula based on other gauges these companies sell I’m missing here? For now I’ve settled for some AEM gauges attached in my PFA.
by ItsUZI30
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Wideband and period correct 😑 anyway only aem make wideband gauges, everybody else is narrow. HKS make a wideband afr reader but it’s a square screen. Honestly not that important, most people wanting to monitor that accurately are using digital dash and not gauges.