mine dont have a backlight are they the same on all autometer range. what a crap idea i can only see the leds not the whole gauge

 

mine has a light fitting,all my gauges for the rs200 are autometer phamton`s and they are all back lit

they will be all the same.

can you post a picture up?

dave

 

i used to have a afr autometer gauge and it was only the leds that lit up.The other 3 autometer gauges i also had though did light up.

Also some of them fogged up behind the face though from time to time.

 

if its a narrow band its pointless anyway IMHO

 

Just what I was going to say!!

 

the autometer leds one wont have a backlight as it doesnt need one

this is the one i use aswell, you can get a rough idea whats going on with it anyhow as the the red ,amber or green lights will tell you

whats the difference between wide band and anrrow band then?

 

The Narrow-band gauges aren't great for Turbo cars. You're more likely to hit a car up the arse whilst looking at it than actually get any useful information from it.

Best buy a proper VEMS or Innovate Wideband kit IMO.

 

ones that show numbers as mixture?

 

Yes, infact the VEMS one can also display EGT onto the same 52mm gauge. OK, so it costs around £250, but for that you will be seeing AFR/Lambda practically as accurately as a tuner would use.

 

hmm

think ill have to get one at a later date now

just bought a egt gauge aswell

what do they looki like

can you get them in silver?

does it use the normal lambda sesnsor aswell

 

They use a five wire set up

 

NO GAUGE THAT USES THE STANDARD SENSOR IS WORTH A WANK


A narrow band gauge shows RICH on anything below about 14.3, which is FAR more than lean enough to melt your cossie engine.


So if you want a piece of shite guage that tell you "FULLY RICH" when you are dangerously lean then carry on, if you want something useful, buy a wideband.

hth