FRSport: Defi DF04104 D-Gauge Black Face 52mm A/F Gauge Clearance!

[FRSport.com]

Defi DF04104 D-Gauge Black Face 52mm A/F Gauge on Clearance!
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On Clearance for $49.95!
Defi DF04104 D-Gauge Black Face 52mm Air Fuel Ratio Gauge (http://www.frsport.com/Defi-DF04104-D-Gauge-Black-Face-52mm-Air-Fuel-Ratio-Gauge_p_23674.html)


The D-Gauge Series were exclusive gauges for the USA which are derived from responsive
and highly-accurate Defi analog gauges. We have very limited inventory left of a few gauges.

D-Gauges feature dual bezels. The aluminum bezel is covered by a removable black bezel with
a red arrow on it. This black bezel can be rotated to indicate a warning value.

Features of this gauge include:


Stepping Motor drive: Quick Response and High Accuracy
Opening Mode inspires driving
LED illumination and illuminated pointer are uniformly bright
Maximum angle of deflective is 270 degrees and equally scaled on the dial
Bright transparent amber gauge dial
Black bezel with a RED arrow can indicate critical point
Self-checking open/short circuit on the sensor or sensor wire

[LifeIsFantastic]

Does the guage come with all of the goodies needed to plug and play?

-Thank you

[FRSport.com]

Hi,

It comes w/ wiring and mounting hardware. It doesn't use a central control unit, you tap it directly to your existing primary O2 sensor. Here is some more installation info from Defi Defi - D-Gauge (http://www.defi-shop.com/product/dg/dg_install.html#af)

thanks,
FRSport Team

[azienbabyboi]

how much??

[Dsic240sx]

Is this type of setup as accurate as using a wideband gauge setup?

[Exas Spec D]

Is this type of setup as accurate as using a wideband gauge setup?

No. Tapping directly to your O2 sensor is considered narrowband. Unless your car is running a wideband O2 sensor from the factory.



Free shipping?

[240sxvaj]

No. Tapping directly to your O2 sensor is considered narrowband. Unless your car is running a wideband O2 sensor from the factory.


(Correct me if im wrong)
this looks like a narrowband since it runs off your cars O2 sensor. narrowbands only reads when its hits a certain point for ex: if it hits lean it wont show you until you actually hit that point since it cant read anything in between, kinda of hard to explain unless you see a graph. all narrowbands are obsolete since it was used in the old days before the widebands came out.