what is a wideband? what benifit?
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From: Glendora, Ca
Originally posted by rskrause
I don't think a sensor in the tailpipe would be very accurate, and it would take on heck of a long time to heat up. The bungs needed for an O2 sensor cost a few bucks and take a few minutes to weld in place.
The LM-1 works great, I was using it last night. Bought mine at www.kennedysdynotune.com
Rich Krause
I don't think a sensor in the tailpipe would be very accurate, and it would take on heck of a long time to heat up. The bungs needed for an O2 sensor cost a few bucks and take a few minutes to weld in place.
The LM-1 works great, I was using it last night. Bought mine at www.kennedysdynotune.com
Rich Krause
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