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I Supported Toymods
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melbourne.vic.au
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May 2002
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sydney
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March 2003
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Re: Help! ---> Which Mixture Meter for car?
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Wed, 22 December 2004 23:27
 
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those mixture meters are a wankkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
i would not trust them
the only good ones are over 500 dollars and range over 2000 dollars
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Kita-Ku, Sapporo, Japan
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January 2003
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Re: Help! ---> Which Mixture Meter for car?
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Thu, 23 December 2004 00:16
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True Sideshow, but so are the autometer and associated ones..
basically any of the gauges that hook up to a narrow band sensor wil only tell you if it's rich or lean FROM STOICH. that said, if thats all you want, then why not use a $16 kit as opposed to a $200 wanky gauge with 7 colours 
if you want a wideband gauge and sensor, go check out the techedge kit. altho not the best heater current control of all the widebands it does the job...
i'm hanging out for the Bowling and Grippo 'precision wideband controller' next year..
Sideshow, some people have said that the jaycar meters (and others) don't have enough input impedance, and draw too much current from the O2 sensor.. what are your thoughts?
Cya, Stewart
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Montrose, VIC
Registered:
May 2002
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Re: Help! ---> Which Mixture Meter for car?
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Thu, 23 December 2004 08:40
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Maybe when I've got a spot of time free you could come visit me - I've got a Motec PLM.
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sydney
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March 2003
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Re: Help! ---> Which Mixture Meter for car?
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Thu, 23 December 2004 12:31
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yes u cant go wrong with the motec or the autrronic air fuel meter
but for 2000 not every one can afford it
i cant understand people who tune their car on the street using anything but an air fuel meter equivalenmt to these
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Montrose, VIC
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May 2002
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Re: Help! ---> Which Mixture Meter for car?
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Thu, 23 December 2004 13:08
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Either can I. That's why I got myself one 
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Help! ---> Which Mixture Meter for car?
