I did a quick search and didn't find any posts regarding my question so I figured I'd ask it here since many of you use a wideband on your cars.

This Monday I'm finally getting my car tuned for power and bolting on the final parts to compare the differences. The wideband on the dyno is acting up and will be out of service when I use it so I was wondering if anyone knows if you can feed my wideband info into the dyno (dynojet 248c) so I can overlay the air/fuel curve with the power curve? I'm running hondata s200 if that matters. There's a port on my LC-1 that allows me to plug a serial cord adaptor into a laptop but I'm not sure if I'll need to plug that into my laptop tuning hondata or into the dyno computer.

I know I can still tune using the wideband but I'd like to show the graph with the power to everyone when completed. Any help would be appreciated.

 

This depends on if the dyno stack has inputs as this is optional when purchasing a dynojet.

Your best bet is to simply install the wideband into the vehicle you are tuning & use your engine management for datalogging.