Power FC Narrow Band V.S. Wide band
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If you have the PFC and you want to do your own tuning what are some things you must have?
data logit?
wide band?
or can i do some resonable tuning with just a commander and a narrow band?
let me know, you guys have the experience
data logit?
wide band?
or can i do some resonable tuning with just a commander and a narrow band?
let me know, you guys have the experience
Don't tune with a narrow band. They are not accurate enough to give you data worth making tuning decisions on.
The PowerFC / Datalogit / Wideband combination is fanstastic for tuning.
If you don't want to go to the trouble, you can go to a dyno and do runs with a wideband connected and make adjustments based on that data.
-Max
The PowerFC / Datalogit / Wideband combination is fanstastic for tuning.
If you don't want to go to the trouble, you can go to a dyno and do runs with a wideband connected and make adjustments based on that data.
-Max
A narrow band O2 sensor is useless for tuning. It can be useful for seeing if you are in closed loop mode, or perhaps noticing a change in your "normal" readings (but even then the readings change with temperature).
-Max
-Max
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