Zeus

...where do you put them when you're using them? Do you unscrew a stock o2 or did you weld a new bung on? If so in what location and orientation?

I just got my LM-1 today and I'm also in the process of making my custom Y-pipe so I'm trying to figure out where it should go. I read a thread a while ago that said they work best in the 12:00 position?

BLK02WS6

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Weld in a new bung and plug it when not using the wideband. You can't really put it at 12 o'clock. I put them on the passenger side (ahead of the cat if you have them) and they just go in the side angled up a little if possible. You just don't want it down towards the bottom where condensate will get on it when starting a cold car. On customer's cars, I just run the cord up and in the window - in my own car, I have a hole in the floor with a rubber plug to put it up through the floor under the passenger seat.

soundengineer

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I just use the stock O2 bung...
I have an LC1
I made the contraption in the picture below..
I use teh stock O2 connector for power and ground and analog 1(red blue yellow and green wires go to cars narrowband o2 connector)
analog 2 and calibration and a ground go to EIO/car side (brown white and black)

I'm an audio guy so I used some parts I had laying aound for my calibration/led box using some Audio Speaker connectors(Neutrik Speakon connectors - NL4 for those that want to do the same)
I just run the wideband side up through the door crack(feed it through with the door open)

http://www.audiohelix.com/ls1tech/eio.png

618HAWK

iTrader: (361)

I am runing a DynoJet Wide Band, welded a bung in the I pipe about even with the door on the pax side about 3:00. Works great, was right on with the dynos wide band as well on my last tune.

ringram

Yep wired in using existing NB02 connector for pwr and grnd, plus 2nd LC-1 output for NB sim, its not exactly the same but its tracks pretty well the stock NB. I ran the wires up over the trans and through the shifter under the console. Nice tidy and accessible. I expect to leave it in there rather than swapping it in and out.