AFR: Pictures of Bung Placement Please

[jgerock]

My 73tii with 5 speed OD tranny (sensor vertically oriented)

Angled to the side on the 69 with stock 4 speed tranny

[PaulTWinterton]

Compromised.  Thanks for all the pics guys.  I'm looking forward to installing the AFR gauge.

[PaulTWinterton]

Bit the bullet and ordered the APSX D2 AFM today.

http://www.wide-band.com/product-p/apsx_d2n.htm

 

I opted for the full gauge style as opposed to mounting in my seatbelt  warning display.  At this point I'm planning to run the cables into my glove box and only pull out the gauge when testing.  Because of the long cables I could extend the gauge into the engine bay for adjusting the KFish.  

 

Opinions please: 

What is the best location to connect to "switched" power?  I have a serious dislike for hacked wiring so I'd like to run a tidy line to the fuse box if possible.  Shared maybe with the (tii) fuel pump?  Good idea, bad idea?

 

 

Edited February 16, 2018 by PaulTWinterton

[Schnellvintage]

I placed mine on downpipe where the two pipes merge, with Megasquirt EFI.
Matt



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[PaulTWinterton]

Done.

 

I opted to wire my gauge to be used in the car (from the glove box) and in the engine bay.  I don't want to make a permanent placement in the car and as I expect to tune the KF and timing in the engine bay I thought it would be a good idea to use the full length of the WB AFR cable and make it portable.

 

Next step: learning how to use the AFR.

[Simeon]

I like the foam ‘bumpers’

[PaulTWinterton]

7 hours ago, Simeon said:

I like the foam ‘bumpers’

 

Thanks.  The gauge and box are pretty vulnerable so I use closed-cell high-density foam to protect them.  That way I can knock them around without damage.  I've already broken 2 start switches on the diagnostic box.

 

 

[alixta]

Tell me more about this tii diagnostic box, what does it diagnose?

[bob02]

It's a Pat Allen tune box. Plugs into the diagnostic port in the engine bay and gives you volts, dwell, rpm's, and ignition. Very handy!

 

 Bob