First of all i used the search buttons but couldn't find anything.

Ok i plan on buying dual aeroforce interceptors from a member on here, and my question is.. With the interceptors, is there a wideband a/f ratio kit that I can buy so that it will read the air/fuel ratio through the interceptors, therefore i wont have to go buy another gauge.

Thanks in advance

 

yeah im pretty sure the interceptor has a/f ratio in it. i just installed mine and its an awsome guage highly recommended

 

the interceptor does not have A/F. you would have to buy a wideband sensor, and install that.

but i think it is possible to wire the sensor in, so that the interceptor can read it.


i may be wrong on the second part, someone will answer this for sure though.

 

bump someone must know

 

I am pretty sure that you can wire in a wideband sensor into it. It says so right on here: http://www.aeroforcetech.com/

 

Im about 90% sure you can, i need to buy just the wideband sensor, and you can wire it into your interceptor through the analog option on the screen... as far as accually linking the 2 togehter so ti can read it, im not sure how, but im pretty sure it can be done

 

Correction: IT HAS a/f in it! With my stage 2, I'm always at 14.7 at low throttle and then get around 10.8 when I am at wide open throttle and reving high. If you go in their website, you can see a list of what the Interceptor can read in our car, lots of things! Having this is like having 8-9 gauges at once!

 

you need this
http://www.allecotec.com/product_inf...products_id=47

 

nice joke

 

I must certainly miss something... doesn't the guy want to know if its possible to read the a/f ratio of our car while cruising on the road? Why can I read it with my Interceptor gage only? Can you explain?

 

Yes you can get a reading of your A/F ratio if you hook up an o2 sensor in your dp. I will show up under either analog 1 or analog 2 depending how you hook it up to the interceptor.

 

whats the joke?

 

he's laughing cause you can read "narrow" band A/F without a wideband O2 sensor hooked up, but that's not the same as with one.

 

This is what I don't understand... I don't hook up anything else, just the interceptor gauge and I can read A/F ratios. So the A/F I read isnt accurate?

 

It's a narrow band reading (assuming this is not on a SS/TC). It is not going to be accurate, but it reveals enough info for the PCM to see if you are rich or lean.