anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen?
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anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen?
Just wanted to know if anyone was using the PLX wideband in their 5th gen, and where you mounted it. i have gauges on my center vent so i cant put it there. and i have a shift light right in front of the tach so if i mount it there i think it might look cluterd. any other sugestions? i was thinking maby a windshield mount?
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Re: anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen? (98vtec)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 98vtec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">din under the CD player.
din under dimmer, sunroof and cruise buttons</TD></TR></TABLE>
din under cd player is taken with a screen,
din under dimmer i dont think will be very visable
din under dimmer, sunroof and cruise buttons</TD></TR></TABLE>
din under cd player is taken with a screen,
din under dimmer i dont think will be very visable
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Re: anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen? (Pussy_magnet_00)
sorta off topic, but I was wondering if you need to install an extra O2 bung so you can run both w/b, and regular O2's at the same time. I ask because I'll be getting my exhaust done. Thanks
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by powerdbygarrett »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">^yea u do, 8-16 inches away from the turbo, and if your NA and went obd1 from obd2 you can just use your secondary o2 bung. otherwise yes you need another bung</TD></TR></TABLE>
negative.
if you are using a plx m300 you do not need a stock o2 and a wideband o2 because the m300 has wideband output and narrowband output.
negative.
if you are using a plx m300 you do not need a stock o2 and a wideband o2 because the m300 has wideband output and narrowband output.
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Re: anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen? (Pussy_magnet_00)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Pussy_magnet_00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about pillar mounts?
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I don't know what options they have for displays, but my PLX readout is a 6" deep box that would never fit on a pillar...it fits good in the vents above the radio though.
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I don't know what options they have for displays, but my PLX readout is a 6" deep box that would never fit on a pillar...it fits good in the vents above the radio though.
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Re: anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen? (Hawkze_2.3)
for NA, the wideband needs to be placed before the cat, somewhere along the collector.
I have mine placed in front of the primary for a better read since i dont even use o2 sensors.
I have mine placed in front of the primary for a better read since i dont even use o2 sensors.
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Re: anyone using a plx wideband in 5th gen? (powerdbygarrett)
I put my digital display on the top of the steering column. It's a bit more compact than the PLX, but I really like it there. If I had a shift light in the way I'd move the shift light.
Having to look down at the radio, etc while driving wouldn't be that great an idea imo.
Modified by A Blue Lude at 9:13 AM 10/30/2007
Having to look down at the radio, etc while driving wouldn't be that great an idea imo.
Modified by A Blue Lude at 9:13 AM 10/30/2007
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