General Cheap AFR Gauge

[JeffGS-T97]

I have used both brands and am currently running prosport evo series. Glow shift is a good dependable option and from my experience they are pretty accurate. I don't know if their wide band AFR gauges are any good, i would imagine they will get the job done for you. I went prosport due to the 60mm gauges being available. All the glowshift gauges ive seen are 52mm and i have a hard time seeing the readings at times. Both companies have really good return policies so i think you can't really go wrong with either brand.

 

[NOSLO2PT0]

I have used both brands and am currently running prosport evo series. Glow shift is a good dependable option and from my experience they are pretty accurate. I don't know if their wide band AFR gauges are any good, i would imagine they will get the job done for you. I went prosport due to the 60mm gauges being available. All the glowshift gauges ive seen are 52mm and i have a hard time seeing the readings at times. Both companies have really good return policies so i think you can't really go wrong with either brand.

My car currently has AEM wideband and digital boost gauges. Just don’t want to spend $400 on two more gauges just to match. The GlowShift dual gauge has the ability to display each reading in a different color, which is nice. But could still be confusing. Having separate gauges would be easier to read, but I’m not sure if the difference is big enough to warrant separate gauges. Probably personal preference. At this point, I’ll go with the brand and setup that has the best quality.

 

[jed344]

I run for gauges in the car Oil press, Boost, Wideband, Coolant temp. I then log fuel press and ethonal content via other sensors logged to ecm link.