is it possible to use a a/f gauge on a stock dp?

 

yes....

 

does it matter if you use a narrowband or wideband?

 

why would you want a narrowband for? The reason why people use a/f guage is to tune their car. Typically means you want a wideband.

 

i mean a wideband is what i plan on getting but i was just wondering. and do you have the zz stage 3 s/c kit?

 

just get the wideband. I've heard good things about Glowshift, but typically the cheapest and most reliable is AEM UEGO. You can usually find those on ebay for around 175 shipped. Good deal if you ask me. And no, I don't have the zzp stg 3 kit. I'm planning on turbocharging my whip.

http://www.zzperformance.com/cobalt_...1055&catid=188

I'm assuming this is what you're talking about?

 

yes that is what i was talking about. do you know if its a good kit? i plan on getting it at the end of the month.

 

I trust those guys, so I'd say yes it's a good kit. Not saying anything bad about their tune, but having a wideband and a local tuner (that knows what the **** they're doing) can fine tune the pcm for your normal driving environment. ZZP gives canned tunes like everyone else here simply because they can't optimize their tune for EVERYONE's driving conditions.

 

oh so the tune is alright to run on but if i want more power go get it tuned

 

it just depends on what your afr's are going to look like when you install the tune, and your fuel trims. That's why a wideband is necessary when you're tuning.

But it won't cause your car to blow up or anything. They provide a tune that'll get those 60's in line to work properly without throwing codes. But if you wanna optimize them, get another person to tune as well.

 

oh ok i got ya now thanks

 

just out of curiosity, what are your plans?