Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit.
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Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit.
who bought the DIY kit? i think im gonna put it together myself. how accurate are they? worth the cash? how hard was it to put together? think im going this route so i can tune the smc properly.
also, how long of a cable did you guys use? the 2.6m or the 4m one?
also, how long of a cable did you guys use? the 2.6m or the 4m one?
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Re: Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit. (ThePunk)
alright then..thanks. now im just curious about the length of cable i should get...2.6m or 4m. and reviews on the techedge kit?
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Cable lenght depends on where you intend to put your 02 sensor, and where your putting the controller box. As for reviews, the unit works very well. Matches the results of the dynoss true wideband VERY well.
Assembly is not simple, but certainly do-able.
Assembly is not simple, but certainly do-able.
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Re: Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit. (ThePunk)
Get the shorter cable. 4m is long!!
I got the shorter one and I still had to coil 75% of it up under the dash.
I got the shorter one and I still had to coil 75% of it up under the dash.
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Re: Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit. (dustin)
Get the shorter cable.
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Re: Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit. (ThePunk)
Cable lenght depends on where you intend to put your 02 sensor, and where your putting the controller box. As for reviews, the unit works very well. Matches the results of the dynoss true wideband VERY well.
Assembly is not simple, but certainly do-able.
Assembly is not simple, but certainly do-able.
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Re: Questions about Techedge DIY wideband kit. (blufke)
Why do you say assembly is not simple? seems pretty straightforward to me.
Simple is a battery, 2 wires, and a lightbulb....
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