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#21
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I like the LM1 that I have. The main difference between the two is the LM1 comes with the display unit. I like this for the easy of quick glances to see how close the software data is compared to the actual values the wideband is displaying. I passed on the LC1 because to my knowledge you can not at this time, log or see what the actual AFR is from the wideband. I feel that is a very important aspect when it comes to calibrating these with the software being used.
#23
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Originally Posted by SmokingWS6
I believe hp tuners will log and be able to view live afr data using the lc-1.
I might be wrong, perhaps somebody else will chime in.
I might be wrong, perhaps somebody else will chime in.
#24
I saw a post by Chris from HPT that there will no longer be pre-configured support for either the LC-1 or LM-1 .
You will still be able to use both of them with HPT but you will have to configure hpt with the infromation you get with youre wideband .
Here is the post by Chris
You will still be able to use both of them with HPT but you will have to configure hpt with the infromation you get with youre wideband .
Here is the post by Chris
Have you guys had problems with the accuracy? We have received 2 differnt forumla's for the LC1 and 3 differnt ones for the LM1 from the manufacturer themselves.
Hence, we had to pull pre-configured support for them and you can only configure them manually now.
Chris...
Hence, we had to pull pre-configured support for them and you can only configure them manually now.
Chris...
Last edited by Holden LS1 Tonner; 07-25-2005 at 05:39 AM.
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Originally Posted by Black02SS
I like the LM1 that I have. The main difference between the two is the LM1 comes with the display unit. I like this for the easy of quick glances to see how close the software data is compared to the actual values the wideband is displaying. I passed on the LC1 because to my knowledge you can not at this time, log or see what the actual AFR is from the wideband. I feel that is a very important aspect when it comes to calibrating these with the software being used.
Also, how difficult is it to manually calibrate? What variables do you have to compensate for when doing it manually?
#26
I upgraded my purchase to the LM-1 as it comes with the power supply and requires no splicing wires to fit it in. Also, you can log it directly into efilive flashscan easy enough. I also ordered the carrying case to keep the display in good shape. IT is $50 for the case if anyone is interested.
#27
Originally Posted by KALEL
When HP tuners reads the data from the wideband, does it have to convert and this is what causes this different in data? If Hp tuners was set to accept data from certain widebands, why wouldn't just read it straight up? Sorry if this is a stupid question(noob)
Also, how difficult is it to manually calibrate? What variables do you have to compensate for when doing it manually?
Also, how difficult is it to manually calibrate? What variables do you have to compensate for when doing it manually?
All i did was type in the Formula Volts/.5 +9 .
I guess i will see how it works when i get the LC-1
#28
I don’t know how you did it , i ordered my LC-1 on the 23rd witch was a Saturday here in Perth western Australia and when i got home from work it was waiting for me (28th) five days
Thanks,
Dean
Thanks,
Dean