Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
#1
Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
So I've been toying with the Idea of getting a test pipe and I would like to get an air/fuel gauge in my car as well. I wanted to know if I can still run an air/fuel gauge off the test pipe.
This is what I have:
K04; upgraded DV; Chipped; Borla; samco hoses; upgraded air filter; bigger injectors; short throw and stage 3 clutch
This is what I'm Getting:
Boost gauge; FMIC; Testpipe; Water/alch injection; Electronic Boost controller (only cause its already chipped and with the water/alch injection I'll be able to turn it up a bit).
I also want to ad this is a 1999.5 and it has 120k miles on it.. Now these are all highway miles and the car has always been taken care of perfectly and runs like new. Everything done by audi.. Its not beat on, just like to be able to go really fast when I want to.
Any help you guys can give would be awesome!
This is what I have:
K04; upgraded DV; Chipped; Borla; samco hoses; upgraded air filter; bigger injectors; short throw and stage 3 clutch
This is what I'm Getting:
Boost gauge; FMIC; Testpipe; Water/alch injection; Electronic Boost controller (only cause its already chipped and with the water/alch injection I'll be able to turn it up a bit).
I also want to ad this is a 1999.5 and it has 120k miles on it.. Now these are all highway miles and the car has always been taken care of perfectly and runs like new. Everything done by audi.. Its not beat on, just like to be able to go really fast when I want to.
Any help you guys can give would be awesome!
#3
RE: Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
rather then running water/meth and a boost controller why not just get an agressive tune ?
and im not sure if your stock ecu can run off of a wideband sensor, i know the newer ones came with them
if not you would have to weld in another bung to the testpipe, for your wideband sensor
and im not sure if your stock ecu can run off of a wideband sensor, i know the newer ones came with them
if not you would have to weld in another bung to the testpipe, for your wideband sensor
#5
RE: Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
like i said, your stock ecu needs to be connected to it, and i dont know if it can take readings from a wideband sensor as opposed to the narrow band sensor it comes stock with
if it can, then yes.. and just splice the wires for your controller into it
if it can, then yes.. and just splice the wires for your controller into it
#6
RE: Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
[align=left]are you sure? a single-channel analog output with a Bosch O2 sensor in one unit. I dont think anything from the wideband needs to be plugged into the ecu. I thought the only thing i'd be pluging into my ecu would the the apexi super afc. [/align]
#8
RE: Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
yeah,,but that's just the "you're car is modded light" haha..but I was just plannin on tuning the car with it then taking it and puttin the o2 sensor back in until i have a more efficiant way of installing the wideband (plus i dont have a gauge cluseter yet for it either)
#9
RE: Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
I like the mods you've done so far, after you get the testpipe and boost gauge, give us a 0-60 time and tell us how much PSI your boosting. You got my dream car thats obtainable... K04 ftw
#10
RE: Test Pipe and Air/Fuel gauge
ORIGINAL: Lazer Viking
rather then running water/meth and a boost controller why not just get an agressive tune ?
rather then running water/meth and a boost controller why not just get an agressive tune ?
Also a dedicated wideband and gauge is some much better. great choice here