📊 Advanced PE Wideband O2 Bluetooth Kit - Air Fuel Ratio for iOS and Android Optimization Review

Bluetooth on this device is not as good as I expected but worked great for what I needed. I used it to tune a Mikuni carburetor on a dolly.

I use this on my 1974 Triumph Spitfire and it's great as it doesn't require a dash and can be installed discreetly almost anywhere. The accompanying phone app is good but not great, probably the only thing I can get out of the product at the moment. For some reason I can't get the device to automatically connect to the app, which is a bit annoying. The app isn't very good at switching between other apps either, and loses connection when it's done. However, important aspects such as measurement…

Bluetooth on this device is not as good as I expected but for what I needed it worked great. I used it to tune a Mikuni carburetor on a dolly.

Easy to use and install. Works as it should. The Bluetooth app may be easier to set up on some phones than others. Be careful in states with driver/equipment laws. Keep the display on your phone and secure it in the holder while driving. In other words, plan how best to use the convenience.

I love that there isn't a permanent dial adjustment ruining the wood dashboard of my classic Lotus Elan. Rather, the lambda data is displayed on my iPhone via Bluetooth. It would be even better if there was a way to permanently record and upload data (other than screenshots of 120 history). worked fine. In fact, I got a $5 refund for the overpayment!

Very impressive is how easy the system is to set up. I had to struggle to find it in the engine compartment. Bluetooth connection is very reliable and Android smartphone monitoring helps tune the carburetor and distributor for peak performance and fuel economy. The app is easy to spot at a glance, so I keep my eyes on the road while setting it up. I welded an O2 connector to the exhaust pipe under the exhaust manifold at a local muffler shop. There are kits that use a clip on connector, but I…