as above how easy and whats needed ?

 

no one have amy ideas ???

 

easy to fit mate, power and earth and then 1 wire to lambda (test for 0-1volt) and jobs done

 

does it need me to fit a lambda to the car ? did not think the 2wd had one ? just wondering as im thinking about gauge choices and thought afr was a good one to have

 

uses the standed one mate, gets a better reading from a wide band but still works on standed

 

Yes, you will need to fit a lamda sensor to your car.

Steve

 

I thought them wide band kits come with there own lambda and bung that you drill and weld intl the downpipe ect no?

 

mine did

 

No point fitting one that uses a 'standard' lambda sensor, go for a wideband or don't bother IMO.

You'll need somewhere to mount the gauge, safe wiring for power and earth, route the wiring to the engine bay for the sensor and you'll need to drill the exhaust and weld the boss in.

Hope this helps

 

whats a good gauge to use?

 

Mine's a Stack, seems OK.

 

As said wideband or not at all.
tabetha