of course, dont even bother posting next time without pics 
new a/f meter installed
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Melting Slicks
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From: North Manchester Indiana
new a/f meter installed
got the PLX from RYAN z06 , yesteday, installed it last nite. ran the sensor wire through the floorboard (used a neat milled alum plate to cover the hole) ran the wires under the carpet, under the tunnel cover,and its slick, easy to replace the sensor and looks cool. Velcroed the readout to the glove box door...the thing works great...wheee. Next mod, the harness/camera bar..I am done buying things for the car,at least for a month, maybe till after x-mas,,
oops, this should have been in general,, sorry guys
oops, this should have been in general,, sorry guys
Drifting
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From: Shelbyville KY
Yeah, I'm just about done w/ my PLX install as well. I'm also putting in one of the PLX gauges so I don't have to look at the 'black box' all the times. I'll post pics of my whole install when it's done.
Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by wrustywrench
got the PLX from RYAN z06 , yesteday, installed it last nite. ran the sensor wire through the floorboard (used a neat milled alum plate to cover the hole) ran the wires under the carpet, under the tunnel cover,and its slick, easy to replace the sensor and looks cool. Velcroed the readout to the glove box door...the thing works great...wheee. Next mod, the harness/camera bar..I am done buying things for the car,at least for a month, maybe till after x-mas,,
oops, this should have been in general,, sorry guys
oops, this should have been in general,, sorry guys
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Melting Slicks
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From: North Manchester Indiana
Ok, guys I understand pics would be great, but I honeslty have never posted a picture,,,plus, being at work and playing on the forum is bad enough ....I did buy a new camera, so let me play a while and maybe, just maybe , it will happen.....as for the o2 sensor location, drivers side...
Last edited by wrustywrench; Nov 3, 2004 at 08:58 AM.
Drifting
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I have been running my PLX WB O2 for about two months now. Great for tuning all across the board.
I have mine using a standard Air Fuel gauge that I had laying around. It uses an additional converter box to send the wide band info to the narrow band gauge. I also installed the box where I can hid it away under the sun visor.
I have mine using a standard Air Fuel gauge that I had laying around. It uses an additional converter box to send the wide band info to the narrow band gauge. I also installed the box where I can hid it away under the sun visor.
