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Old 01-03-2008, 03:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Using DTEC to display AFR

I'm trying to use my DTEC display on the GBA to show AFR so that I can hide this huge Tuner Pro Wideband Box (The one that's the same size as a single din radio) somewhere but i'm getting a pretty solid second or two delay on the screen. However, when I look at the DTEC dashboard, the AFR is right on. Is there an adjustment for the "gauges" on the DTEC?
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