Innovate LC-1 wideband install
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Has anyone done this install on their LT1. I bought the innovate wideband with the DB gage. The instructions are real crappy. Just wondering if anyone has installed this kit on their LT1 and where did you mount it.
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
I had my WO2 (Widband O2) on my Drivers header and the gauge mounted in a pillar pod.
http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/v...r_content.html
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http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/v...r_content.html
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thanks. seen that video not that helpful the first time around. a little better the second go around. let me get this striaght since i got the DB gauge not the xd16:
i dont need to install the the little red button and led that came with the kit.
i dont need to do the hookup to the headlights for the dimming function. (did u do this? how does it look with it without this feature?)
im confused about the whole programming the analog outputs
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Originally Posted by shoemike
you will need a laptop to program the analog outs.
if you have one don`t bother with the button or led.
just use the logworks program to watch the calibration process.
if you have one don`t bother with the button or led.
just use the logworks program to watch the calibration process.
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
Did you get instructions on how to wire the gauge itself up?
If so, push the LC1 install manual aside and install from the gauge manual its much easier, and yes you do need to put the 'red' button on so that you can calibrate the free air.
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If so, push the LC1 install manual aside and install from the gauge manual its much easier, and yes you do need to put the 'red' button on so that you can calibrate the free air.
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Originally Posted by Speed Density
Jesus.
Then your obviously going to have to run extra wiring to get the gauge to the dash/pillar area.
If you need any help figuring out how to physicly wire the car shoot me a PM and ill help ya out.
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Then your obviously going to have to run extra wiring to get the gauge to the dash/pillar area.
If you need any help figuring out how to physicly wire the car shoot me a PM and ill help ya out.
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well that's where it was for the dyno. i have the bung that came with the kit you think it be a better idea to install that one closer to the front of the car?