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Originally Posted by smokeum99ta
Ricky , I have a question ? Is there some sort of way that this could be done with something like a fuse that will blow that will shut down the car instead of having to have the FJO wide band and module to reset it everytime that happens ?
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Originally Posted by terry s
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Keep us posted on how it is coming. I almost pulled the trigger on a Dyno Jet wide band today because it has the capability to shut the system down if it gets to a pre-set lean condition. Their unit is under $500.00
Let us know how the new device will compare to Dyno Jets sampling rate and the ability to react & shut the system down.
I can wait for a little while to see what you guys come up with.
Keep us posted on how it is coming. I almost pulled the trigger on a Dyno Jet wide band today because it has the capability to shut the system down if it gets to a pre-set lean condition. Their unit is under $500.00
Let us know how the new device will compare to Dyno Jets sampling rate and the ability to react & shut the system down.
I can wait for a little while to see what you guys come up with.
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Originally Posted by badass 2002 z28
it'd be better if it worked with any wideband...
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Originally Posted by DynotuneN2O
Making the unit work with all wideband controllers should be easy for you Rick.
Where you will have a PC to program your controller couldnt you let the folks setup the o2 sensor output on the screen? Im not sure why it would be FJO secific?
The Dynotune a/f switch will work with the LC-1 LM-1 or factory narrowband sensor.
We all know that the factory sensors are not super accurate in the rich region but they do work well in the leaner region....
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Where you will have a PC to program your controller couldnt you let the folks setup the o2 sensor output on the screen? Im not sure why it would be FJO secific?
The Dynotune a/f switch will work with the LC-1 LM-1 or factory narrowband sensor.
We all know that the factory sensors are not super accurate in the rich region but they do work well in the leaner region....
Dan
First question got confused on.. FJO calibrates the sensors and boxes. Dan you got the narrow band market buddy.
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I have no effing idea what you guys are talking about 
All I know is I want a device for a basic NX Wet Kit to prevent my motor from KABOOM when something goes wrong.
And don't say the FPSS will do it because much of the jury does not like this device for reliability's sake...
All I know is I want a device for a basic NX Wet Kit to prevent my motor from KABOOM when something goes wrong.
And don't say the FPSS will do it because much of the jury does not like this device for reliability's sake...
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Originally Posted by cantdrv65
Now THIS is an awesome product and really the ONLY way to virtually N2O proof a tune. 
Originally Posted by v8maro
so to run this i'll need an FJO controller, a wideband, and then the sensor? sounds pricey if you ask me.
Originally Posted by 1ScrudeDude
I have no effing idea what you guys are talking about
All I know is I want a device for a basic NX Wet Kit to prevent my motor from KABOOM when something goes wrong.
And don't say the FPSS will do it because much of the jury does not like this device for reliability's sake...
All I know is I want a device for a basic NX Wet Kit to prevent my motor from KABOOM when something goes wrong.
And don't say the FPSS will do it because much of the jury does not like this device for reliability's sake...
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Ricky, is the FJO set-up compatable with HP Tuner? From HP Tuner you can get a special input cable to allow WB to be data logged in place of NB. I know it supports LM1 and a few others, just have to set-up input analog voltage I believe. This would be nice as the tuner guys like to have all info in spreed sheet type config, for cross reference.
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Originally Posted by Robert56
Ricky, is the FJO set-up compatable with HP Tuner? From HP Tuner you can get a special input cable to allow WB to be data logged in place of NB. I know it supports LM1 and a few others, just have to set-up input analog voltage I believe. This would be nice as the tuner guys like to have all info in spreed sheet type config, for cross reference.
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I will check right now.
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Ok the FJO has 2 analog outputs 0-5 volt configureable... So if the HP tuners can read 0-5 volts you could plug this into that turner software.. You would set up the out puts...
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Originally Posted by NXRICKY
Ok the FJO has 2 analog outputs 0-5 volt configureable... So if the HP tuners can read 0-5 volts you could plug this into that turner software.. You would set up the out puts...
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Originally Posted by Robert56
Yep, that's exactlly what HP Tuner is looking for 0-5 volts. I'll check when I can and see if there is anything else, as in HPT it lists witch WB you select and then you set-up voltage if I remmber correctly. So, one that is not listed, not sure if you can still set-up. Maybe if JimmyBlue reads this, he can comment/answer.
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