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Old 06-08-2011, 04:04 PM   #1
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Different AFR Sensor and Gauge
Not sure if this should go here or technical chat so if it needs to be moved, feel free.

I was wondering if I might be able to pick up an AFR sensor seperate and then some random AFR gauge from Autozone at a cheaper price than what I would pay if i got it all together (such as an AEM Wideband kit with sensor and gauge)


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Old 06-08-2011, 06:21 PM   #2
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anyone?
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No its best to buy the gauge and sensor together this way the calibration is right and you get a correct air fuel reading

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any idea what a good set would be? im trying to keep costs down ( i know you get what you pay for but i work 3 jobs and am a college student... money is tight)
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The AEM eugo is the best one for the average user.
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so plan on spending just under $200?
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You can get them on Ebay for ~165/170
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any mounting suggestions? I want it stock looking. possibly in the coin tray area next to the gauge cluster ( like in SVTs) but how hard would it be to create that?
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Either replacing the coin tray, or possibly at the bottom of the gauge cluster (behind the steering wheel) Both would require quite a bit of bondo/fiberglass molding. I wanted to keep the stock look too, but ended up caving and just getting a gauge pod.
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How hard would it be to mod an svt gauge surround? I know they have different gauge faces and stuff but would it be any easier?
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