Wideband o2?
#1
Wideband o2?
So when i throw in my new x-pipe here in a few weeks i plan on getting new o2 sensors, since one day im going to need to start tuning my car(if not already) shouldent i just get widebands?
Are there any kits out there that give you your sensors + guage for a decent amount?
Are there any kits out there that give you your sensors + guage for a decent amount?
#2
#4
RE: Wideband o2?
There is one potential for problems with what you plan to do. That is the computer cannot interpret the wideband signal. This can be worked around by getting a wideband with a narrow band simulator. Innovate sells most of its WB kits with this ability, but I am not sure about others.
Make sure you are getting a narrow band simulator or this will not work.
Be ready for the price...
The LC-1 from Innovate is the cheapest one I saw, and it is $200. You would be $400 into the O2 sensors.
It will be worth every penny when you start to tune, but it is expensive up front...
jason
Make sure you are getting a narrow band simulator or this will not work.
Be ready for the price...
The LC-1 from Innovate is the cheapest one I saw, and it is $200. You would be $400 into the O2 sensors.
It will be worth every penny when you start to tune, but it is expensive up front...
jason
#5
RE: Wideband o2?
or you could just drill a bung hole in your exhaust for the new wide band set up. and run that right to a guage in your car..
just leave the stock 02's in their place.
that way you will have narrow and wide bands.
just leave the stock 02's in their place.
that way you will have narrow and wide bands.
#6
RE: Wideband o2?
ORIGINAL: HMUSN
or you could just drill a bung hole in your exhaust for the new wide band set up. and run that right to a guage in your car..
just leave the stock 02's in their place.
that way you will have narrow and wide bands.
or you could just drill a bung hole in your exhaust for the new wide band set up. and run that right to a guage in your car..
just leave the stock 02's in their place.
that way you will have narrow and wide bands.
#9
RE: Wideband o2?
ORIGINAL: redmustang83596
Not to hijack, BUT, I have 2 O2 sensors in my car. Im getting a wideband for my megasquirt in the next week or so. I dont need 2 sensors do I?
Not to hijack, BUT, I have 2 O2 sensors in my car. Im getting a wideband for my megasquirt in the next week or so. I dont need 2 sensors do I?