Best wideband O2 for FD
No it's not Turbo'd
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 2,511
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From: Los Angeles, Ca
I have an FJO, and I think it cost me $450 or $500 but I also stuck it into the AEM unit, and don't need a display or data log, as the AEM does that for me... (Instert AEM Flame Here)
As I understand it you can tell the PFC that you have a 5 Wire 5V Sensor, and it will read it fine, weather it's loggable via the DataLogit software etc... ??? Dunno.. but that was one of the many reasons I went AEM....
Oh and my O2 sits in the stock O2 Bung, and has yet to see damage or missreadings that I can tell...
BTW, All rotaries Burn Oil
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As I understand it you can tell the PFC that you have a 5 Wire 5V Sensor, and it will read it fine, weather it's loggable via the DataLogit software etc... ??? Dunno.. but that was one of the many reasons I went AEM....
Oh and my O2 sits in the stock O2 Bung, and has yet to see damage or missreadings that I can tell...
BTW, All rotaries Burn Oil
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Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 139
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From: Las Vegas, Los Angeles - Huntington Park
PLX Devices makes a great wide band O2. It uses the same Bosch LSU 4.2 that AEM uses for their EMS. The price is $300 for the sensor and all hardware including the readout.
www.plxdevices.com
www.plxdevices.com
