any no if these are anygood??
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AEM-GAUGE-TYPE...1%7C240%3A1318

 

None of the aftermarket LSU4 kits are accurate, however they all read richer than what it actually is, so you're safe ...

 

Errr, reading richer is safe now is it?

 

Er, lean I meant

Here's one of several comparative tests: http://www.modularfords.com/forums/s...1&postcount=84

 

I use one and they're not bad

 

Yeah, I like mine too just packaged it up to go back for repair, they have had a few issues with them, think they had a bad batch or something look here for more info mate http://forum.aempower.com/forum/index.php

 

you use the same one in the link ? ive been offered one cheap! but i no a lot of people use the lc1 .

 

I run an AEM ECU as well, so i can use the AEM wideband and capture datalogging etc. through it all - however, i ran the gauge by itself on my old OMEX setup and it was fine mate.

Not 100% accurate as has been said, but its close enough to let you know if there's a problem!

 

thats that sorted then thanks people

 

Stack afr gauge all the way.

 

Are you under the belief that they are any better than any of the other cheap AFR gauges then?

 

As far as i was aware they were.

 

I have the LC1 Innovate in mine.I will match it up when I go down the tuners to see how it compairs against there equipment.

 

They use the same lambda sensor - i doubt there'll be a huge variation in the interpretation to the display

Either which way - they aren't as accurate as thousands of pounds worth of ECM equipment, but they're enough to give you warning of a problem