Wideband 02 systems?
07-09-2008, 07:30 PM
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Wideband 02 systems?
I just wanted to know what you guys are using. I just bought the Sniper special forces software. And made some basic tunes ,but i havn't made changes to any of them since i don't have a wideband setup yet. Just curiousof what you guys are using and what brands to stick with. Also curious of where you guys installed the new widebandsensor.
07-10-2008, 12:09 AM
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RE: Wideband 02 systems?
innovate LC1 w/ gauge here. I put the gauge in the rear 02 bungs. I installed it myself in probably 2 hours of jacking around. It's very easy and the instructions were awesome!
07-10-2008, 06:30 AM
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RE: Wideband 02 systems?
I have an NGK wideband system (it's an earlier model than this one), that I've had for years; it's on its 3rd sensor and works well.
Autobarn has it for $270.
Autobarn has it for $270.
07-10-2008, 09:17 AM
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RE: Wideband 02 systems?
If you have cats it seems that installing the Wideband O2 sensor downstream of them will not give an acurate reading?Does anybody know if that is true or is there a calibration factor that takes this into account?
07-10-2008, 09:29 AM
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RE: Wideband 02 systems?
We sell a lot of the Innovate XD-16 Kits with the Gauge and the Autometer Kit.
Another real nice solution has been the Aeroforce Kit. It is a gauge that is very versatile and plugs into the OBD-2 port. You can then read Boost, Temps, use it as a wideband, etc. It has a lot of options and you can customize the look of the gauge as well.
Matt
Another real nice solution has been the Aeroforce Kit. It is a gauge that is very versatile and plugs into the OBD-2 port. You can then read Boost, Temps, use it as a wideband, etc. It has a lot of options and you can customize the look of the gauge as well.
Matt
07-10-2008, 11:41 AM
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RE: Wideband 02 systems?
AEM EUGO here.
Slobra, you can use the Aeroforce to read it but you still need a controller like an LC-1 to feed the data to the gauge. I was going to do that but I decided not to as there are other parameters I wanted to monitor with the Aeroforce and I use my wideband for tuning multiple vehicles.
Slobra, you can use the Aeroforce to read it but you still need a controller like an LC-1 to feed the data to the gauge. I was going to do that but I decided not to as there are other parameters I wanted to monitor with the Aeroforce and I use my wideband for tuning multiple vehicles.
07-10-2008, 11:46 AM
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RE: Wideband 02 systems?
ORIGINAL: chriswells78
AEM EUGO here.
Slobra, you can use the Aeroforce to read it but you still need a controller like an LC-1 to feed the data to the gauge. I was going to do that but I decided not to as there are other parameters I wanted to monitor with the Aeroforce and I use my wideband for tuning multiple vehicles.
AEM EUGO here.
Slobra, you can use the Aeroforce to read it but you still need a controller like an LC-1 to feed the data to the gauge. I was going to do that but I decided not to as there are other parameters I wanted to monitor with the Aeroforce and I use my wideband for tuning multiple vehicles.