[s-cars] wideband O2 gauge kits?

[Doug Landaeta]

Thanks Cody,
My quick search seemed to indicate that. With 2 bunts in the stromung,  
I won't need the 0-1 output. I'll just leave the stock in place.
Yep, about 200 seems okay. One can certainly spend more.

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Doug

On Feb 13, 2009, at 1:16 PM, "John Cody Forbes" <cody at 5000tq.com> wrote:

> Douglas Landaeta wrote:
>> Any recommendations? Innovate, PLX, AEM? Looks like anything using
>> the Bosch LSU4.2 sensor would suffice.
>> What about just using a fluke meter directly on the sensor for
>> testing afr - a bit messy, but if the voltage can be mapped to afr,
>> why not?
>
> Unfortunately widebands dont work exactly like that. They require a  
> controler to monitor and regulate it's heating element among other  
> things. To go sorta this route you can pick up the $200 Innovate  
> LM-1 which is the sensor with a cable that has a controller built in  
> and it can output different ways depending on how you configure it.  
> It can output the typical 0-5v wideband style signal and/or it can  
> output a narrowband style 0-1v so it can be connected to a  
> narrowband compatible gauge or stock ECU.
>
> -Cody Forbes
>