DIY Wideband o2 Sensor

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11-12-05, 07:14 PM

1SWEET7

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DIY Wideband o2 Sensor

Has anyone seen this and if so what are your opinions of it, it's accuracy and it's simplicity.

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11-12-05, 11:06 PM

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Been there, done that, blew my motor, now I borrow my friends LM-1.
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11-13-05, 12:53 AM

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LOL buy a tech edge and build that. Atleast we know they are a good co.

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11-13-05, 02:27 AM

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$200-300 is cheap insurance against a blown motor, 'nuff said.

ask my friend who blew his 10th AE with only 1000 miles on the rebuild.

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11-13-05, 07:13 AM

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I built a Techedge V1.0 about three years ago. I was a lil over my head with my solder skills but as I built it I got rather good with solder. However, I fired up the display and the controler and it worked just fine!

As we speak I am finishing up my Techedge 2A0. Hope this one works

However, I have been very impressed with the Techedge DIY stuff. With the 2A0 I am very impressed with the fit and finish of the kit. They make a really good product. And since I sit in hotels allot this gives me something to do

Here is the 2A0 about 70% done.