soundengineer

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1: doe anybody make a wideband o2 that you can just put in place of the current narrowband o2???
2: will it show up in HPTuners as a Mvolt reading so you can do wideband tuning on it
3: how fast or at what intervals does the HPtuners report the Mvolt reading from the 02 sensors


just curious cause I am buying HPTuners here in the next week or two...and I want to start tuning

soundengineer

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anybody???

KCFormula

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http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/press/pr-lm1.php

The sensor can be used in analog mode with EFI live. Its better used with the handheld device to get use of the fully digital mode.

soundengineer

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I'm looking for more of a direct plug it in and use it solution....
like replacing the stock narrowband...with a wideband that reads properly to do tuning...without an extra piece.....

Magnus

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1: doe anybody make a wideband o2 that you can just put in place of the current narrowband o2???

You need an extra device to keep your wide band alive. A wide band without a controller will not last too long.

2: will it show up in HPTuners as a Mvolt reading so you can do wideband tuning on it

You can log it as volts or AFR.

3: how fast or at what intervals does the HPtuners report the Mvolt reading from the 02 sensors.

All AUX inputs are logged 40-50 times per second, and then averaged over the period of 1 PCM frame to give you your AFR for that instance in your VCM Scanner log.