New wideband sensor setup
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 1999
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From: Silver Spring, Md.
New wideband sensor setup
At least new to me! I see that Dynojet has produced a wideband sensor setup using the Bosch 5-wire sensor, a computer, software and a dash gauge made by Autometer. It can be seen at http://www.widebandcommander.com Think its neat, gotta get one.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Fremont CA
Re: New wideband sensor setup (78 Vette)
Tech Edge Wide Band O2 is cheaper price and has a digital read out and data logging built in. The Tech Edge can be bought as a "do it yourself" kit for under $300 US (the inventor lives in Austrailia about a 20-30% discount unless our US$ takes a bigger crap than it already has!) You need to be fairly expirienced with electronic assembly techniques such as soldering, component/chip orientation, some basic computer skills (for calibration software) and voltmeters. Assembling the Tech Edge will give you a better appreciation of the application of WBo2 sensors and it uses a cheap Volksagen WBo2 sensor (under $35 in price, buy 2 of them!) Check at wbo2.com for information, REALLY GREAT GUY!!!
