What is - wideband O2 sensor?
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Muskogee, Oklahoma
Currently I have no cats and O2 sims in. When I get some LTs, do I need to buy some of these wideband sensors and put them in for a dyno tune, or is this something the tuning shop will have that they install then remove after a tune?
Drifting
Joined: May 2003
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From: cAshburn VA
Your Dyno Shop should be able to hook up a wideband at the tailpipe. My local one charges $75/3 pulls plus an extra $10 for the wideband, well worth it.
I know it is more accurate to actually have a bung and widebands installed in the headers so you can get a "pre-cat" reading, but I'm not sure if thats true if you have no cats. If you are doing an FI or N20 setup and/or you plan on playing with the A/F, installing your own makes sense.
Good Luck!
I know it is more accurate to actually have a bung and widebands installed in the headers so you can get a "pre-cat" reading, but I'm not sure if thats true if you have no cats. If you are doing an FI or N20 setup and/or you plan on playing with the A/F, installing your own makes sense.
Good Luck!
Team Owner
Joined: Sep 2001
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From: Lake Elsinore, CA
Most of the scanning/tuning software out now has A/F data integration. Here's a webpage detailing my WB install.
http://redshift.homestead.com/WBO2.html
http://redshift.homestead.com/WBO2.html
