Are there any affordable widebands available and any kit that could be installed on the car to tune the car on the road with a wideband???

 

One place I know of is TechEdge.
http://www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/kitwb.htm

You can buy one from them or you can buy a kit and build one.

-Mindgame

 

HAs anyone used it?? How can you log?? O2 expectancy???

Is there any type of converter so the signal can be fed to the PCM???/

It would be useful if the PCM could log it via something and you can see it on datamaster or something..

 

Search the lt1-edit forums, there are guys there that are running this...

 

You just use it to tune your engine, you get a stand alone monitor, and log your runs then after tuning you remove the wideband o2 as they have a very short life, lucky to get 10k miles on one and they are expensive. A good dyno shop uses them for tuning, then removes them.
kingslam

 

I do not plan on using them all the time.. All I want to know is how do you log with them... logging by time is USELESS!!! You need to log by rpm!!!!