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| Topic subject | Is this a good Wideband o2 deal? |
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50911, Is this a good Wideband o2 deal? Posted by pn0ymahal, Jun-22-03 10:44 AM
i might buy one. let me know what you guys think about it. also what would be a good wideband point to tune for at wot? i assume it would matter what boost level your running also right? http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/WideBandO2/WideBandO2.htm
Michael 99gs (broken) Motor being built now HRC Stage 2 8-Injector Setup Stage 3 process begins 2 months till im built. hehe 2GNT Member #32
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50914, RE: Is this a good Wideband o2 deal? Posted by RxR_Eclipse, Jun-22-03 11:00 AM
I think that if you have the time you could build your own very easily for alot cheaper. That does not sound like a 'deal' but if you want one.......it is a plug and play setup for $430.
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50936, RE: Is this a good Wideband o2 deal? Posted by etx, Jun-23-03 05:27 AM
does a wideband output the same voltage? 0-1v ? Cause I could just get a wideband o2 and hook it up to my apexi turbo timer, it give me the o2 sensor voltage and the A/F ratio. The apexi tt is only $100, i dunno how much the wideband o2 is...
edit: Answered my own question. but check this out:
http://www.forparts.com/BoswidebandO2.htm
It sounds like it works just like a regular o2 exept when the mixture is rich the voltage will be negative, when its lean the voltage is positive, and when its stoich (14.7:1) the sensor will read 0 volts. thats badass. its telling you exactly how much you need to adjust your fuel. guess what im going to buy today! }(
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HOLY SHIT! this is badass! dude make one of these, it says it costs about $200 bucks to build, including the sensor! http://www.diy-wb.com/
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50938, RE: Is this a good Wideband o2 deal? Posted by etx, Jun-23-03 06:06 AM
and check this link out also.
http://www.techedge.com.au
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