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I have a 92 and am wanting to put an A/F gauge in my car with my nitrous setup. MY questions is this, if I get a wideband O2 sensor, can I nook the cars computer to it like the current narrow band sensor or do I need to have a whole new bung put in just for the widband and the gauge?
I have a 92 and am wanting to put an A/F gauge in my car with my nitrous setup. MY questions is this, if I get a wideband O2 sensor, can I nook the cars computer to it like the current narrow band sensor or do I need to have a whole new bung put in just for the widband and the gauge?
I installed an Innovate WBO2 sensor and it has two programmable analog outputs. I have one driving a gauge and the second is programmed to emulate a narrowband sensor for the PCM. Works great.
Can you be a little more specific about the gauge you went with? I see they have one thats discontinued, plus a cpl of other choices. The MTX-L looks like it might be a good choice, it is here: http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/MTXL.php
it specifically mentions 2 outputs, so I think it will work. Thanks so much for the link and info!
I installed an Innovate WBO2 sensor and it has two programmable analog outputs. I have one driving a gauge and the second is programmed to emulate a narrowband sensor for the PCM. Works great.
Jeff
Thats pretty trick. I would like to know which unit you went with as well
I usually have a netbook mounted in the car so I use LogWorks as a virtual dashboard most of the time. I use the O-Meter as a simple/cheap way to watch AFR when the netbook is not in the car.
I installed an Innovate WBO2 sensor and it has two programmable analog outputs. I have one driving a gauge and the second is programmed to emulate a narrowband sensor for the PCM. Works great.
Actually, it is the opposite. The LC-1 (which the MTX products do not use) has dual analog outputs in addition to the digital MTS serial datastream used for the MTS gauges (like the DB and G series gauges). Anything that includes the LC-1 to control the WBO2 sensor will allow a narrowband output.
Actually, it is the opposite. The LC-1 (which the MTX products do not use) has dual analog outputs in addition to the digital MTS serial datastream used for the MTS gauges (like the DB and G series gauges). Anything that includes the LC-1 to control the WBO2 sensor will allow a narrowband output.
Jeff
My MTX-L has narrowband sim. I likely wont use it due to already having a bung in my passenger header and 85s only use one narrowband.
My MTX-L has narrowband sim. I likely wont use it due to already having a bung in my passenger header and 85s only use one narrowband.
Need to install this sucker.
Hum funny Cuz my MTX-L I just bought does an its in the car running. Analog narrow band to pcm / Analog wide band band into Hp tuners an calibrated within in .1 ARF
From the manual that came with it ....
Connect the MTX-L to the computer and launch LM Programmer.
2. Select one of the Analog output tabs. The Analog output page looks like this: