Let’s Talk Widebands!

Did you know that AutoMeter offers a variety of Wideband Air/Fuel Ratio (AFR) gauges? When choosing a wideband gauge, there are several factors to consider, such as design, price, size, O2 sensor type, data logging capabilities, accuracy, and more.

Selecting the right wideband gauge is crucial to protecting your investment and optimizing your vehicle’s performance. Whether you’re tuning a daily-driven hot rod, a muscle car, a weekend street/strip machine, or an all-out race car, AutoMeter has the perfect solution for you. Let’s break down the different types of wideband gauges AutoMeter offers to help you find the best fit for your needs.

All AutoMeter wideband gauges include:

  • Wire Harness
  • Oxygen Sensor
  • Gauge Mounting Bracket For In-Dash Installation
  • Weld-in Bung
  • Detailed Installation Instructions

All models can function with just power and ground connections, with additional wiring available for optional inputs and outputs. Plus, every AutoMeter wideband gauge is backed by a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.

AutoMeter Wideband Gauge Options:

Street Series Wideband 

The Street Series is an entry-level wideband gauge with a digital display, utilizing the Bosch LSU4.2 sensor. It offers an AFR range of 10:1 to 17:1, making it ideal for gasoline-powered street cars. This gauge also features data-logger output wires for those who want to integrate it with a data logging system.

Street Series Ultra Lite Wideband 4379
4379

Analog Series Wideband 

For those who prefer a traditional gauge appearance, AutoMeter’s Analog Widebands feature a needle-style display with incandescent or LED illumination. Like the Street Series, it also uses the Bosch LSU4.2 sensor and has a slightly wider AFR range of 8:1 to 18:1. This model includes data-logger output wiring as well.

Analog Series Ultra Lite Wideband 4370
4370

Pro Series Wideband 

Stepping up to the Pro Series brings additional features for racers, tuners, and alternative fuel users. While it still uses the Bosch LSU4.2 sensor, it provides a user-adjustable AFR range from 6:1 to 20:1, making it adaptable for different fuel types. It also includes:

  • Twice as many radial LEDs for finer resolution
  • User-adjustable stoichiometric (stoich) values
  • Peak recall and over-lean alarm
  • Data logger output
  • Auto-dimming display for night driving
  • Switchable display between standard AFR and Lambda readings
Pro Series Ultra Lite Wideband 4378
4378

Pro-Plus Series Wideband 

The Pro-Plus Series includes all the features of the Pro Series and upgrades to the Bosch LSU4.9 sensor for enhanced performance and longevity. It also introduces Pro-Control output, allowing users to connect to a relay and trigger external devices based on AFR readings. Additionally, the Response Setting Mode lets users adjust the gauge’s refresh rate, catering to different racing or tuning scenarios. The Pro-Plus also includes serial output wires for direct PC or laptop connectivity.

Pro-Plus Series Ultra Lite Wideband 4397
4397

Wideband Feature Comparison

Below is a feature comparison chart to help you quickly evaluate the differences between these wideband gauges:

Choosing the Right Wideband for Your Needs

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly option for a streetcar, the Street or Analog Series is a great choice. If you need more tuning flexibility and advanced features, the Pro or Pro-Plus Series will better suit your needs, especially for alternative fuel applications or professional racing.

No matter your setup, AutoMeter has the perfect wideband gauge to ensure optimal performance and engine safety. Browse our full selection and find the best fit for your ride today!

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