Simple qustion about wideband O2 sensor
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Re: Simple qustion about wideband O2 sensor (Pompiuses)
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Yes.
It is highly recommended... wide band + EGT's (on each exhaust tube) would be the best way to tune... but $$$$.
Yes.
It is highly recommended... wide band + EGT's (on each exhaust tube) would be the best way to tune... but $$$$.
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Re: Simple qustion about wideband O2 sensor (onyx00)
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Re: Simple qustion about wideband O2 sensor (Asahi)
Asahi.
When you say "1.5"... Don't you mean the tech edge kit?
http://www.techedge.com.au/
I have the 1.5 as well. Absolutely love it.
These are lab quality sensors, worth every penny.
-ryan
When you say "1.5"... Don't you mean the tech edge kit?
http://www.techedge.com.au/
I have the 1.5 as well. Absolutely love it.
These are lab quality sensors, worth every penny.
-ryan
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Re: Simple qustion about wideband O2 sensor (oryanh)
Yes I do, sorry. I saw the link and went brain dead and thought OZ-DIY-WBO2 and Techedge.
Again Techedge is releasing v2.0 end of the month at the same cost as 1.5 and using the MUCH cheaper sensors.
Again Techedge is releasing v2.0 end of the month at the same cost as 1.5 and using the MUCH cheaper sensors.
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