Wideband and resistance

Hello everyone, simple question for you all !! I have stock Coil and Ton’s wire 0ohm with 1kw NGK cap and B8es plugs .. Do my AEM  AFR gauge gonna give me trouble if I dont have at least 5kw resistance? False reading? 
thank you and Merry Christmas 🌲🙂

Maxbou92 wrote:

Hello everyone, simple question for you all !! I have stock Coil and Ton’s wire 0ohm with 1kw NGK cap and B8es plugs .. Do my AEM  AFR gauge gonna give me trouble if I dont have at least 5kw resistance? False reading? 
thank you and Merry Christmas 🌲🙂

You should ok, just try and ensure your wiring is as far as possible away from the HT leads/plug caps. AFR should be fine anyway as it's simply a sensitive voltmeter (the lambda sensor generates a small voltage between 0v and approx 1.5v dependent on the AFR ration) weak is a low voltage and rich a higher voltage. Any interference will show as a "flicker" rather than a false reading

Ok!! So it can « flicker » and show different numbers at the same time?

Maxbou92 wrote:

Ok!! So it can « flicker » and show different numbers at the same time?

I suspect the speedo and tacho may read correctly but flicker, the rest should not be effected

Is it worth it to have resistance « removal » ?

What are you referring to with AEM - ? the resistance is there primarily for reduction of radio interference

Aem wideband!! My spark is supposed to be « better » with 1000ohms and no resistor wires? I had resistor wires and 5000ohm cap before!!

Maxbou92 wrote:

Aem wideband!! My spark is supposed to be « better » with 1000ohms and no resistor wires? I had resistor wires and 5000ohm cap before!!

Got it (I didn't recognise the acronym) you should be fine with the 1Kohms caps