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Old 04-11-2005, 11:34 PM
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well i have one more question me and a friend are going to share hp tuners we have 2 99 camaros and were kinda in a debate in wether or not to get the wideband 02 for it currently we are both long tube headers with a y pipe only would it be ok to put a bung toward the end of the y pipe to put wideband also would this read correctly their and would it be much trouble to switch back and fourth between cars (feel me in on the install of a wideband)
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Just an FYI, you still need another model year. The (2) 99's count as one model year. I was considering getting the EIO but, did not think I would use it very much. I have a dyno rather close and would rahter use them. If you do not have a dyno in your area, the Wideband would not be a bad idea. The cost would be $150 for the EIO cable and the cost of the wideband kit.
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with the cost of the lc1 between 185-199 i think its a great idea to go ahead up get the enhanced version I like them located as far foward as possible as to avoid as many exhaust leaks as possible.
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if we went ahead and ordered it with the eio cable could we use it regularlly without the wideband and add the wideband a month or so down the road after learning to use the program well
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one more question also what are the pigtails that you choose 1, 2, or 3 of, how do they work with the eio cable
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You will be happy with the EIO option. The "pigtail" is the connector and wires that plug into your EIO connector. It is a connector with about 6" of wire sticking out for each connection.
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Originally Posted by buckwild
if we went ahead and ordered it with the eio cable could we use it regularlly without the wideband and add the wideband a month or so down the road after learning to use the program well
yup, that works fine as well.
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Originally Posted by buckwild
one more question also what are the pigtails that you choose 1, 2, or 3 of, how do they work with the eio cable
i just got one and then made this box as others have done so you can take it from car to car.





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