OEM wideband or aftermarket must?

Originally Posted by 7ssain I have both the EcuTek BT Connect and a stand-alone AEM gauge. just two days ago i was having fun with the car and doing a

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OEM wideband or aftermarket must?

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Originally Posted by 7ssain

I have both the EcuTek BT Connect and a stand-alone AEM gauge.

just two days ago i was having fun with the car and doing a WOT I glanced at the AFR and saw it reading 15! so i let of immediately .. so having the gauge at a quick glace could save ur engine. My 2c

Why did it lean out on your WOT pull?

DId you find the issue and fix it?

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