recommendation for wideband
03-16-07, 04:03 PM
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ok thanks for the info guys. i think i am gonna go with the PLX DM-5 black faced. BTW will my stock computer read along with this. i am getting a pfc as soon as i get the money but i need this for a saftey feature before hand, so i can tune my boost properly and make sure everything is working right.
03-16-07, 04:53 PM
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The PLX has a simulated narrowband output to feed the stock ecu. I don't know what you mean by "tune my boost properly" when you can only run stock boost on the stock ecu.
03-16-07, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by rynberg
The PLX has a simulated narrowband output to feed the stock ecu. I don't know what you mean by "tune my boost properly" when you can only run stock boost on the stock ecu.
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03-16-07, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by CMonakar
Do all of those units have a RS232 connection between the display and the unit (where they are not combined) or do they use a converted analog signal?
Do all of those units have a ground ref wire -I think this is critical if the unit will be used with the datalogit.
Do all of those units have a linear 0-5v output? This obviously isn't necessary for the datalog output to be accurate, but it does make setup less error prone.
Do all of those units have a ground ref wire -I think this is critical if the unit will be used with the datalogit.
Do all of those units have a linear 0-5v output? This obviously isn't necessary for the datalog output to be accurate, but it does make setup less error prone.
Originally Posted by rynberg
All of the units have a gauge options that can be used in conjunction with .
04-06-08, 04:26 PM
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I have the PLX wideband O2, SM / DM-5 AFR. I use the AN2-AN2 inputs on the Datalogit with the supplied shunt cap and proper grounding and shielding. I get very reliable, low noise results. I was able to make minor tweaks to the Datalogit input range and it exactly matches the DM-5 display. I haven’t checked its calibration against a laboratory standard, but I have confidence it’s giving me good readings. Plus it was very straight forward in its installation.
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