anyone wired one up to their oxygen sensor yet?... if ya did, howd it go?... any tips?... when i think oxygen sensors im thinkin o2's....

 

I havent hooked mine up yet but I got the DynoTune Air/Fuel ration switch with digital gauge. Hopefully It will all be in next week!

 

On the stock narrow band? Whats the point?

 

um because id like to know if im running rich or lean....

 

I just figure if you gonna spend the time, why do it for something so inaccurate?

We have sprayed 75/100/125 and 150 shots on Chingons truck and the A/F stays steady at 12.5 Yea right. Seeing stuff like that just makes me realize how innacurate the stock narrowband is.

 

I have seen a wideband 02 air fuel gauge on some website, would this one be more accurate??

Nate

 

EXACTLY!



Reason being is that the O2 sensors are a 1V sensor that does not offer enough resolution to tell you dick.

You want a Wideband kit that uses a 5V sensor.

This is by far the most attractive unit I've found.
http://www.link-electro.co.nz/lambdalink.html

 

EXACTLY!



Reason being is that the O2 sensors are a 1V sensor that does not offer enough resolution to tell you dick.

You want a Wideband kit that uses a 5V sensor.

This is by far the most attractive unit I've found.
http://www.link-electro.co.nz/lambdalink.html

Watch the vid to see how it works

 

Wideband is where its at

 

I tried to tell the Hemi boys that they were waisting there time and money with there fuel meters,I told them to go wide band or dont go at all,they laughed at me,hell they know more than I do I guess.Closed minded idiots.