Cheapest WB kit to date, and an original NGK product to booth!
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Cheapest WB kit to date, and an original NGK product to booth!
It's the Powerdex AFX (as in Pokemon's Pokedex, dig it?) from NGK. Check it here:
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com//produc...000&country=US
It's absolutely butt naked basic, but coming from NGK themselves should make it pretty accurate, and it's got a 0-5v linear output for dataloging. At US$295 retail including sensor, display/controller, cable and even a bung and a plug, I really don't know of anything else that might beat it price-wise.
http://www.ngksparkplugs.com//produc...000&country=US
It's absolutely butt naked basic, but coming from NGK themselves should make it pretty accurate, and it's got a 0-5v linear output for dataloging. At US$295 retail including sensor, display/controller, cable and even a bung and a plug, I really don't know of anything else that might beat it price-wise.
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Originally Posted by fritts
Innovate LC-1 199.00 with sensor. Datalog on laptop or input to datalogit
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Zeitronix ZT-2 is a nice unit and what I am using.
$279 for the unit and sensor, but you can usually find a group buy for $240 and there is always a new one on ebay for the same price. No display for that price, but it comes with a nice user friendly data logging software that can log AFR, boost, EGT, RPM, TPS, and one user input. Works with datalogit too.
$279 for the unit and sensor, but you can usually find a group buy for $240 and there is always a new one on ebay for the same price. No display for that price, but it comes with a nice user friendly data logging software that can log AFR, boost, EGT, RPM, TPS, and one user input. Works with datalogit too.
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For those who have been using a wideband, do you tune and re-install the stock O2 sensor afterwards or run 2 sensors?
The PLX splices into the stock O2 sensor wire so it replaces the stock unit.
Doesn't the wideband sensor have a short life compared to a narrow band?
I know they're both heated sensors but I don't understand why it's assumed the wideband has a shorter life.
The PLX splices into the stock O2 sensor wire so it replaces the stock unit.
Doesn't the wideband sensor have a short life compared to a narrow band?
I know they're both heated sensors but I don't understand why it's assumed the wideband has a shorter life.
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Originally Posted by boosted1205
For those who have been using a wideband, do you tune and re-install the stock O2 sensor afterwards or run 2 sensors?
The PLX splices into the stock O2 sensor wire so it replaces the stock unit.
Doesn't the wideband sensor have a short life compared to a narrow band?
I know they're both heated sensors but I don't understand why it's assumed the wideband has a shorter life.
The PLX splices into the stock O2 sensor wire so it replaces the stock unit.
Doesn't the wideband sensor have a short life compared to a narrow band?
I know they're both heated sensors but I don't understand why it's assumed the wideband has a shorter life.
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I'm on the Zeitronix ZT-2 setup as well...it works great with my laptop and is a very reasonable solution for use with the FC Datalogit.
https://www.rx7club.com/power-fc-forum-47/tuning-pfc-zeitronix-zt-2-a-373296/
https://www.rx7club.com/power-fc-forum-47/tuning-pfc-zeitronix-zt-2-a-373296/
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