I need a Wideband O2 sensor to adjust the fuel settings on the ECU for my turbo and don't feel like spending a lot of money to buy one right now when I won't need to be adjusting it again for quite some time. Does anyone in the northwest have a wideband O2 sensor with a readout gauge? I don't need datalogging, just need a wideband sensor, wiring and a display gauge to watch what its doing under throttle, adjust it, and forget it. Especially if your going to ABF because then we could just hook it up in the secondary O2 sensor bung, tune it and be finished. Thanks.

 

I know someone around here that has one but it would be rude of me to give his name. Why don't you ask Don (drjones63) if he has one LOL

 

are you up here again?

 

haha only the Don's have wide bands.... lolololol crazy

~Don

 

Hey come down and we'll put you on our dyno with wideband...
PM me for details

 

I've got one but I'm too far from ya

 

I happen to have one. I'm using it help me with my racecars.

Give me a call.

Jeff's Auto Inc.
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Interested in spending a few minutes on a dyno to get your **** setup right?

 

I will be needing to dynotune my car in a month or two. I am putting in a standalone ECU and a wideband in the next week or two.

 

Do you still need a wideband?

I'm up here in Redmond (which is a touch far from kennewick) but I suppose I could let you borrow mine.

Just hunting an pecking through threads and I ran across this, a touch late.

 

I have my own wideband now and my ECU has autotune so let the fun begin. Oh wait my motor is still outside the car doh.

 

What ECU are you running by chance? Autotronic?

Let me know how you like the auto tune feature when the motor is in the car. I've been hearing a lot about that.

Thanks
Joe

 

Hey Pro7racer, I heard you were looking for someone to balance rotors for ya. We have the machine here at the shop. Can balance rotors shafts & weights. Give Dave a call

 

I am getting a Hydra EMS. Supposed to be pretty good.