Highlander

Please post comments on this wideband...

What about the plxdevices m200 unit.. it seems very accurate...

Please post comments I want a system of theese for tunning my car.. LMK

THanks

Highlander

DOes it exist a wideband sensor that has the 0-1v range that can replace the stocker?

I think not because if it where we would know about it, but... just curious...

SABLT194

My TE wide band compared favorably to the WB that my dyno guy used on my NA LT1. I had tuned my car to 13:1 AFR with my WB and rechecked on the dyno and it was pretty darned close. Now, with that being said, I also did a comparison on a mustang running 22 psi boost and the results did not compare well at all. WB accuracy is affected by exhaust pressure.

Steve

Highlander

Yes.. but that affects all sensors now does it???

What about putting it farther down the tail pipe???

96TurboTA

The TE wideband's are fairly accurate. Join the mailing list, and talk to the people on it. There is also one made by innovate motorsports( www.tuneyourengine.com ). I bought one and should have it soon. I'll let you know how it works out.

Highlander

Any test results?

athens96ta

Does anyone have the DIY unit up and running? I finally have mine assembled and calibrated but need to construct an rpm capture circuit so I can get a/f ratio vs rpm.

96TurboTA

I've got my version 1.0 up and running. It works pretty well. I just bought the LM-1 from innovative motorpsorts. I need to build the rpm capture circuit as well though.