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Yea you will not need the a/f box dead serious. Also I glanced quickly and seen the pressure sensor and made a assumption sorry about that. I will try to find out if not I will call Sam on monday to ask since I am getting ready to order mine. I will let you know whats up with the whole deal.
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Personally for price i think this dominates the HKS. Right off the start id I buy the HKS i need to get the A/F sensors and possibly some others. As for what I want to see the blitz will show it all and it will do it at a cheaper price so thats why I think the Blitz is better. Frank |
How much is the Blitz?
I just got my HKS Camp 2. If this is worth it, I may sell the Camp and get the Blitz. |
The blitz is 600. But that's it no need for addional sensors since it can fully read are ecu. Although I thought there was a boost sensor but I guess I was wrong I can't find it
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Yes I am putting it through the aux on the stock navigation. Can u link the module I am diffinetly going to get it didn't know of that also with that module do I have to do the bypass for it to display while driving
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Trying to keep things off topic |
Getting an A/F reading based on the OEM sensors is not going to give you all the information you want. In most cars, the OEM O2 sensors are narrowband and are only meant to be accurate in a range around 14.7 since that's what the car will target in cruise mode (i.e. not under load). If you want to measure A/F accurately on an FI car, you need a standalone wideband sensor.
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These cars do come with a wideband sensor from the factory. Sam |
sorry for the off topic stuff but here's a short clip of music playing while monitoring the gauges.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZxHHcTU7PQ |
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