what are some good widebands?
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what are some good widebands?
So I'm about to start rebuilding my engine and I want to get a wideband so that I can get my car tuned and so that I can watch my A/F as I drive.
mods planing on doing:
750 secondaries
SAFC
FD fuel pump
mild street port
3 inch exhuast
intake
and I plan on pushin 10 psi
What widebands are out there?how much do they cost? what do you prefer? I'm looking for a kit, sensor, controller, some way to monitor it acuratly while I drive and I'm not to worried about data logging.
Thanx in advance
mods planing on doing:
750 secondaries
SAFC
FD fuel pump
mild street port
3 inch exhuast
intake
and I plan on pushin 10 psi
What widebands are out there?how much do they cost? what do you prefer? I'm looking for a kit, sensor, controller, some way to monitor it acuratly while I drive and I'm not to worried about data logging.
Thanx in advance
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most, kits ive seen arearound 400 bucks, heres a couple
http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm
http://www.bnecustoms.com/aemuego.htm
http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm
http://www.bnecustoms.com/aemuego.htm
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https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=443312
im damn happy with this. great price to!comes woth everything you need. the only problem i have been dealing with is setting the alarm function when the readings get to lean.
im damn happy with this. great price to!comes woth everything you need. the only problem i have been dealing with is setting the alarm function when the readings get to lean.
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I use an FJO dual sensor unit.
Its around $1200 to get it all set-up. I like it any of the other units I've seen... but the cost is typically prohibitive to the standard enthusiast.
Its around $1200 to get it all set-up. I like it any of the other units I've seen... but the cost is typically prohibitive to the standard enthusiast.
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The cheapest one I've seen is the $199 bosch sensor based Innovate motorsports one, which comes with the controller integrated in the sensor cable. You need to use a digital multimeter or your megasquirt tuning software to display the lambda. The megasquirt guys seem to use this sensor quite a bit. Considering they run megasquirts which are cheap as dirt, they can't spend more on their widebands than their ECU's, haha.
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has anyone had any experince with this one? http://www.streetrays.com/catalog/pr...oducts_id/4584
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i like my zt-2 because i can datalog the boost curve and revs along with lambda and afr..... worth the money to me i spent about 530 after you buy the boost sensor.. the software is basic but it does the job...also it uses the cheap bosch / volkswagen wideband.. which cost around 50 bucks as oppsed to everyone elses 150+ so i can run it everyday and not be worried about wasting an exspensive sensor
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PLX DEVICE OMFG!!!!!! www.plxdevices.com AHHHHHHHGGGGGGG, everyone here in charlotte rox these. very accurate and reliable. WOOT!
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