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Wideband Gauges for Air/Fuel Monitoring
A wideband gauge reads the signal from a wideband oxygen sensor and shows your engine's air/fuel ratio as you drive. A narrowband sensor mostly tells you rich or lean. A wideband reports the actual ratio across a broader range. Enthusiasts fit one to check their tune, catch a lean condition under load, and confirm results after changing injectors, intake or boost.
We currently have 2 products in stock in this category, both from AutoMeter. The AutoMeter Phantom Digital Street Wideband Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge gives a digital air/fuel readout aimed at street use. Also listed here is the AutoMeter Cobalt Digital Programmable Fuel Level Gauge. It is a fuel level gauge rather than a wideband, and you can program it to your tank's empty-to-full range.
Make sure the gauge's readout range suits how you drive, whether street or track.
Confirm you have mounting space in your dash, pillar pod or gauge cluster.
Check what sensor and wiring the gauge needs before you order.
Match the finish and lighting to any gauges you already run.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
A wideband gauge reads the signal from a wideband oxygen sensor and shows your engine's air/fuel ratio as you drive. A narrowband sensor mostly tells you rich or lean. A wideband reports the actual ratio across a broader range. Enthusiasts fit one to check their tune, catch a lean condition under load, and confirm results after changing injectors, intake or boost.
We currently have 2 products in stock in this category, both from AutoMeter. The AutoMeter Phantom Digital Street Wideband Air/Fuel Ratio Gauge gives a digital air/fuel readout aimed at street use. Also listed here is the AutoMeter Cobalt Digital Programmable Fuel Level Gauge. It is a fuel level gauge rather than a wideband, and you can program it to your tank's empty-to-full range.
Make sure the gauge's readout range suits how you drive, whether street or track.
Confirm you have mounting space in your dash, pillar pod or gauge cluster.
Check what sensor and wiring the gauge needs before you order.
Match the finish and lighting to any gauges you already run.
To narrow things down, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
