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racerxrx7

06-06-03 10:26 AM

What type of Wide Band O2 sensors are you using?

I'm in the process of buying a Wideband O2 sensor and I was wondering what type were you guys running. Thanks for the info.

vosko

06-06-03 10:55 AM

you mean the whole setup or just the O2 sensor

FJO

racerxrx7

06-06-03 12:54 PM

The whole set up!

jspecracer7

06-06-03 05:29 PM

I bought the tech edge kit and assembled it. Used an NTK L1H1 sensor.

rxrotary2_7

06-06-03 08:59 PM

fjo

spoolin

06-07-03 12:07 AM

we're tied up.... another with the tech edge piece

RICE RACING

06-07-03 05:35 AM

Autronic "A Model" wideband.

Works great :D highly recommend it, check out www.autronic.com

bklues

06-07-03 06:38 AM

Motec PLM

jeff48

06-07-03 07:49 AM

TE v1.0 with 5301 Display (both kit built) and L1H1 sensor (bought used from a junkyard). Permanently installed, trouble free and still +- .1 AFR accurate against dyno widebands after 10K miles mounted in the OEM O2 bung.

GarageBoy

06-07-03 09:04 AM

www.widebando2.com

TurboFD

06-08-03 12:37 PM

thats a hot supra on that site

Carlos Iglesias

06-08-03 09:48 PM

I've Steve's Supra in person on various occasions, and it's simply gorgeous. He really did it right with practically NO compromises.

Personally, as soon as the TE Version 2.0 comes out in the extruded aluminum case, I'll be in.

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