View Poll Results: What wideband do you use?
Dynojet Wide band Commander
33
15.21%
Innovative
96
44.24%
Fast
11
5.07%
Altronic's o2 Alert
0
0%
Other
77
35.48%
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What Wideband do you use?
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What Wideband do you use?
Well simple... what wideband do you use on your car? There are so many and all fo them have so many great options that it is hard to decide.
So vote what wideband you use and post why!! And how it is working for you.
Thanks a lot!
So vote what wideband you use and post why!! And how it is working for you.
Thanks a lot!
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FJO. For you guys that run race fuel once in a while this is the one to really consider. The Bosch LSU4 sensor will die a quick death with leaded fuel. With the FJO controller you are able to use both the Bosch LSU4 sensor or the NTK sensor. The NTK sensor is much more tolerant towards leaded fuel.
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It appears the people that are votin for the innovate, like me, arent posting. I love my innovate in the Camaro and i jsut bought a new one to put in my DSM. They work great and look great if u get the LM! and XD1 setup. Awesome lookin gauge with configurable light colors for the range of the sweepin light. I know that is a horrible description but im tired as hell. Innovate has it down pat. Im sure all teh setups work about the same but this one looks great. It also has the light and noise to alert u if u go lean. GL man
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WBC here too-gotta love the warning light feature-it can be a life-well engine saver. No need to look at the guage-all you'll notice is the light and you know it's time to let out.
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I wanted the Dynojet gauge because it looks like the Autometer Sport-Comp stuff (and coincidentally is made by Autometer), but I wasn't willing to pay $450 for it. So, I bought the Innovate LC-1 with sensor ($200) and just the gauge from Dynojet ($100) and put them together. However, Dynojet/Autometer decided to use a 0-10v input on the gauge and all the other WBO2's out there are only 0-5v output. I had an EE friend of mine build me a box that uses and Op amp to double the voltage and it works great.
Mike
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Originally Posted by engineermike
.....I had an EE friend of mine build me a box that uses and Op amp to double the voltage and it works great.
Mike
Mike
Yeah I had seen the differences and had thought about the same thing myself... A gain of 2 can be very accurately achieved with an op-amp and a few resistors. Since the output is not sinusoidal you don't need the negative voltage for the op amp, just +12 and ground. That makes it very easy to do... just thinking out loud.
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Originally Posted by Frost
Yeah I had seen the differences and had thought about the same thing myself... A gain of 2 can be very accurately achieved with an op-amp and a few resistors. Since the output is not sinusoidal you don't need the negative voltage for the op amp, just +12 and ground. That makes it very easy to do... just thinking out loud.
Mike