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Old 12-23-2008 | 02:58 AM
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Originally Posted by mebuildit
Not sure? What is the difference between the two?
the main feature is the sd card-take the sd card to any computer that has the datalink software installed-

i am pretty sure i am missing something-
Old 01-01-2009 | 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted by DeltaT
You can't put wideband O2 sensors to close to the exhaust port, so keep that in mind.

Jim

hmmmm
maybe not sooo
the pinicle of n/a racing, the boys run 8 a/f sensors in there exhaust
pro stock engines.
so do , some don't
i have seen both headers on dyno, it is REAL easy to tune the fuel curve, and give the engine what it wants...
Old 01-05-2009 | 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by crashly
hmmmm
maybe not sooo
the pinicle of n/a racing, the boys run 8 a/f sensors in there exhaust
pro stock engines.
so do , some don't
i have seen both headers on dyno, it is REAL easy to tune the fuel curve, and give the engine what it wants...
Most Pro Stock guys run them on the dyno only.

That is what we do. Use them on the dyno to get the cylinders balanced.

the EGT's are too slow for tuning. They give decent data and will tell you if you have anything going away.

I use the EGT's in the car but only one wide band on the passenger side collector.

Robin
Old 01-18-2009 | 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Robin L
Most Pro Stock guys run them on the dyno only.

That is what we do. Use them on the dyno to get the cylinders balanced.

the EGT's are too slow for tuning. They give decent data and will tell you if you have anything going away.

I use the EGT's in the car but only one wide band on the passenger side collector.

Robin

yeep, i see what you saying,

some of the small block pro stocks guys over here, still run 8 a/f's

power is around 1080 hp from 399-401 cubes

ash
Old 01-19-2009 | 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Robin L
Most Pro Stock guys run them on the dyno only.

That is what we do. Use them on the dyno to get the cylinders balanced.

the EGT's are too slow for tuning. They give decent data and will tell you if you have anything going away.

I use the EGT's in the car but only one wide band on the passenger side collector.

Robin
+1. It is preferable to have O2 sensors for tuning. That is why you won't see an EGT come from any OEM on your production gasoline powered vehicle. The EGT will not "directly" tell you how close to stoich you are, an O2 sensor will.
Old 02-06-2009 | 07:32 AM
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Robin hit the nail on the head for what I'm trying to achieve.

I've used EGT's for my drag racing data, but you are right they are too slow and are great for reference when you download your data.

I'm wanting to know what it takes to manage each cylinder and keep the engine happy.

Thanks for they replies.

Greg
Old 02-06-2009 | 08:47 AM
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Some of the pro stock cars run 8 Wide band O2s, seen the innovate setup on a couple cars.



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