knocklink or A/F gauge...which to buy 1st??
14 January 2009, 06:32 PM
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knocklink or A/F gauge...which to buy 1st??
both being a good idea, as funds only allow for one at mo, which would i be best buying first??
-A/F gauge
or
-knock
i have my96 wagon jdm with power enginering exhaust with sports cat
advice most welcomed
-A/F gauge
or
-knock
i have my96 wagon jdm with power enginering exhaust with sports cat
advice most welcomed
15 January 2009, 01:00 PM
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If you've got a some more moolah, then this is considered a more sophisticated option (prob more accurate too). I think it chimes/bongs if det occurs too - which is a brilliant feature IMHO...
KS-3 Knock Analyser - Knock Detection System. Complete Kit - Knock Sensor Included.
KS-3 Knock Analyser - Knock Detection System. Complete Kit - Knock Sensor Included.
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If you've got a some more moolah, then this is considered a more sophisticated option (prob more accurate too). I think it chimes/bongs if det occurs too - which is a brilliant feature IMHO...
KS-3 Knock Analyser - Knock Detection System. Complete Kit - Knock Sensor Included.
KS-3 Knock Analyser - Knock Detection System. Complete Kit - Knock Sensor Included.
and to be honest, its a fair price for something that could save you much more ££££......
- it's sooo easy to miss/overlook a visual flash/flashing 
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I have both...after 6 months the probe of my AEM UEGO failed...it´s located in the downpipe, about 6 inch away from my turbo.
I also have the knocklite, with external sensor, it works fine, and even on sunny days I can see it.
I also have the knocklite, with external sensor, it works fine, and even on sunny days I can see it.
20 January 2009, 01:11 PM
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If you've got a some more moolah, then this is considered a more sophisticated option (prob more accurate too). I think it chimes/bongs if det occurs too - which is a brilliant feature IMHO...
KS-3 Knock Analyser - Knock Detection System. Complete Kit - Knock Sensor Included.
KS-3 Knock Analyser - Knock Detection System. Complete Kit - Knock Sensor Included.
Great pieces of kit. Have one fitted to mine and it makes the Knocklink look very primitive in terms of design and function.
A friendly PM/email may get you a discount too
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