Why Doesn't EVERYBODY Run One?
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Why Doesn't EVERYBODY Run One? Why is everyone not using this A/F Ratio Shutdown Switch?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
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Originally Posted by JoeyAnderson
Why is everyone not using this A/F Ratio Shutdown Switch?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
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Originally Posted by JoeyAnderson
Why is everyone not using this A/F Ratio Shutdown Switch?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
Originally Posted by JoeyAnderson
Why is everyone not using this A/F Ratio Shutdown Switch?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...p?idproduct=67
Reading the description, it seems like this would be one of the most wildly popular nitrous products on the planet.
Any idea why it isn't?
Here is where my LM1 is mounted,
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That is one of the things I like about the WBC Robert. If I forget my Laptop I can at the push of a button log the run and then read it later 
I also have a LC1 sitting here now
what ever brand size or model you chose it is a good choice
I also have a LC1 sitting here now
what ever brand size or model you chose it is a good choice
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From: Clarksville, IN
Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
I am using my WideBand Commander for that WOT switch and RPM window switch
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Originally Posted by n2ocamaro
Is it easy to set up for each of those functions? Does it have specific outputs for each or do have to rig it up? I am trying to decide on wideband options at the moment and I would like something that can shut down the juice automatically in a lean condition.
Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
That is one of the things I like about the WBC Robert. If I forget my Laptop I can at the push of a button log the run and then read it later
I also have a LC1 sitting here now
what ever brand size or model you chose it is a good choice
I also have a LC1 sitting here now
what ever brand size or model you chose it is a good choice
Robert
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From: LT1 land...the "409" of the 90s!
Originally Posted by n2ocamaro
Is it easy to set up for each of those functions? Does it have specific outputs for each or do have to rig it up? I am trying to decide on wideband options at the moment and I would like something that can shut down the juice automatically in a lean condition.
Yes on an LS1 it is VERY easy to hook up and set up. Hook up a few wires at the PCM(RPM and WOT) and install the Wide band Sensor. This will still leave with Room to grow on unit in the future. The Programing is very simple to setup also. IF you are using a Dry kit You will need to set it up for the lean spike at the begining of the hit.
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Originally Posted by TwoFast4Lv
Yes on an LS1 it is VERY easy to hook up and set up. Hook up a few wires at the PCM(RPM and WOT) and install the Wide band Sensor. This will still leave with Room to grow on unit in the future. The Programing is very simple to setup also. IF you are using a Dry kit You will need to set it up for the lean spike at the begining of the hit.
I don't see how that unit could hurt. But if you plan to use it with the stock 02 sensor I'm not convinced it will react fast or accuratly enough. They even say for more accuracy use a wideband.
I decided to go with a 2 channel FJO wideband. It has settings to shut down the nitrous if it gets too rich or too lean. Plus it has a built in TPS and window switch so you don't have to buy them extra. It wasn't cheap but neither is fixing a blown motor.
Yes it won't help if the nitrous noid sticks open but with a quality noid that problem seems rare these days.
I decided to go with a 2 channel FJO wideband. It has settings to shut down the nitrous if it gets too rich or too lean. Plus it has a built in TPS and window switch so you don't have to buy them extra. It wasn't cheap but neither is fixing a blown motor.
Yes it won't help if the nitrous noid sticks open but with a quality noid that problem seems rare these days.
Originally Posted by terry s
I don't see how that unit could hurt. But if you plan to use it with the stock 02 sensor I'm not convinced it will react fast or accuratly enough. They even say for more accuracy use a wideband.
I decided to go with a 2 channel FJO wideband. It has settings to shut down the nitrous if it gets too rich or too lean. Plus it has a built in TPS and window switch so you don't have to buy them extra. It wasn't cheap but neither is fixing a blown motor.
Yes it won't help if the nitrous noid sticks open but with a quality noid that problem seems rare these days.
I decided to go with a 2 channel FJO wideband. It has settings to shut down the nitrous if it gets too rich or too lean. Plus it has a built in TPS and window switch so you don't have to buy them extra. It wasn't cheap but neither is fixing a blown motor.
Yes it won't help if the nitrous noid sticks open but with a quality noid that problem seems rare these days.
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Originally Posted by terry s
I don't see how that unit could hurt. But if you plan to use it with the stock 02 sensor I'm not convinced it will react fast or accuratly enough. They even say for more accuracy use a wideband.
I decided to go with a 2 channel FJO wideband. It has settings to shut down the nitrous if it gets too rich or too lean. Plus it has a built in TPS and window switch so you don't have to buy them extra. It wasn't cheap but neither is fixing a blown motor.
Yes it won't help if the nitrous noid sticks open but with a quality noid that problem seems rare these days.
I decided to go with a 2 channel FJO wideband. It has settings to shut down the nitrous if it gets too rich or too lean. Plus it has a built in TPS and window switch so you don't have to buy them extra. It wasn't cheap but neither is fixing a blown motor.
Yes it won't help if the nitrous noid sticks open but with a quality noid that problem seems rare these days.
Ricky