What wide band setup?
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Victoria British Columbia
What wide band setup?
Does anyone know what wideband setup would work best for a 94 LT1, I've been using TTS Datamaster along with Tunercat for programming. Is there one that interfaces with Datamaster? or at least has logging capabilities?
Do you usually run Just one O2 sensor on one side or can you do both sides?
There's a PLX system for $329 but i don't think it logs
Do you usually run Just one O2 sensor on one side or can you do both sides?
There's a PLX system for $329 but i don't think it logs
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Victoria British Columbia
TTT.. ok nevermind the logging, does anyone have a standard wideband set up they recommend?
As well, can you install a wideband sensor and read values from a multimeter, then translate them to stoichiomatic ratio?
As well, can you install a wideband sensor and read values from a multimeter, then translate them to stoichiomatic ratio?
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Albuquerque NM
by far the innovate is the best solution. The rig allows you to data log (4 additional channels with adapter) as well as a programmable output.
I use the innovate as my main O2 sensor, and use the extra data channels to correlate WBO2 data with my engine logging data. The unit has an 0-1V output to emulate the NBO2 sensor.
The handheld unit has a screen that show AFR.
I use the innovate as my main O2 sensor, and use the extra data channels to correlate WBO2 data with my engine logging data. The unit has an 0-1V output to emulate the NBO2 sensor.
The handheld unit has a screen that show AFR.
Race Director
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: moraga ca
I use an Innovate and it has been invaluable. I log all my runs and replay them on a laptop. It allows me to adjust AF ratio at different rpms and shift points. Been using mine for over 3 years and have had only good things to say.
