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Old 09-09-2014, 02:11 PM   #8 (permalink)
phunk
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Wideband readings fluctuate heavily. Its not like a temp gauge where it slowly moves one way or the other as things gradually get leaner or richer. A/F is all over the place and changes in an instant. Under full throttle you will take very brief glances at A/F to make sure you dont need to shut down for some reason. It would be like only having a split second look at a dial watch versus a digital one. For me personally, it takes a moment for my brain to translate a pointing dial into a number I can process... Maybe I am wrong, but I feel like a dial wideband would be really hard to get meaningful information from.
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