should the tuner need wideband to tune the car?
05-01-2003, 07:05 AM
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should the tuner need wideband to tune the car?
I am just curious how the tuner actually dyno tune the car. If my car does not have a wideband sensor, how can they possibly know the air fuel ratio? or do they have a wideband sensor they can hook up during the tuning session?
but then if my car has a wideband sensor, I can probably autotune the car with the correct equipment (since autotune is much easier?)
but then if my car has a wideband sensor, I can probably autotune the car with the correct equipment (since autotune is much easier?)
05-01-2003, 07:08 AM
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Re: should the tuner need wideband to tune the car? (chusai)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chusai »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I am just curious how the tuner actually dyno tune the car. If my car does not have a wideband sensor, how can they possibly know the air fuel ratio? or do they have a wideband sensor they can hook up during the tuning session?
but then if my car has a wideband sensor, I can probably autotune the car with the correct equipment (since autotune is much easier?)</TD></TR></TABLE>
they will provide the wideband. you cannot accurately tune a car without one.
as for the autotune, it works ok, but you still have to manually smooth things out.
but then if my car has a wideband sensor, I can probably autotune the car with the correct equipment (since autotune is much easier?)</TD></TR></TABLE>
they will provide the wideband. you cannot accurately tune a car without one.
as for the autotune, it works ok, but you still have to manually smooth things out.
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