I finally got my AEM Wideband and Interceptor Scan Gauge installed today. I purchased the painted A-Pillar Pod from CA as well as the Interceptor and the AEM Wideband from NGA Motorsports.


Here it is before turning it on. Color of the pod is kind of close, but should be more of a gray then tan.


Before setting up the Scan Gauge but with it running


I even permanently installed a serial cable for logging AFR's. What else are you going to do with those hundreds of Cisco console cables you have laying around?

And before anyone says anything, yes I am old hence my CD's of which are older than a lot of you guys on this forum.

 

That Looks damn good Don

 

is that an SS/na?

 

why do you have a shopping cart from bed bath and beyond? lol

 

x2 lol

 

LOL!

Looks good & I'm 19 & I own that AMERICANA Offsrping CD......

 

Thanks Mike

It is a G5 GT, so essentually the same as a SS/NA

Well if you noticed the shappoing cart. Did you see what is inside? A pair of heads and a bell housing in that picture.
Found the shopping cart in the neighborhood and it sure makes it easy to move stuff around. Like the two crankshafts you can see under the Corvette being restored.

Thanks for looking guys

 

sexy stuff lol

 

haha

 

looks good, i am debating still between autometer wideband or aem. your aem looks good.

 

That looks nice.

 

I would stand that crankshaft up so it don't warp!

Looks sick man!!

 

looks good man

with your interceptor.....what connects did you make? i'm having issues with mine, i have it plugged into the OBD2 and i have it wired to the fuse box with an "add-a-circuit", there is power to it cuz the 2 little red "shift lights" come on and the red background of the gauge is slightly there, but nothing is coming up on the screen.

 

wut is that serial cable plugged into?