wideband with lead??
wideband with lead?? it wont be all the time i will be getting a stand alone like the harris unit for my nitrous. i run 91 in the tank and i was goona put some 110 or something like that in the satnd alone. any idea on the effects on a wideband it wont get used much but..... thanks alll
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effect will be the same as narrowband sensors... the lead will put them closer to death... the wideband may last slightly longer than narrowband... but were it me, after using the sensor for 2-3 passes I would start to become skeptical of the results...
Same here, I have a 2 year old sensor in the BS3 that was running in a car that used nothing but C16, then I put it in my car and ran it all last year on 112 sunoco and C16/maximal. I put a new one in a month ago just to be safe but it still reads the same as the three year old LC1 sensor I use for the dash display.
If you dont run pig rich they will last a long time, running rich will kill the sensors even on unleaded.. Also avoid the cheap 110 leaded fuel, whatever additiveds they use can kill a wideband (or narrowband) in a couple passes..
If you dont run pig rich they will last a long time, running rich will kill the sensors even on unleaded.. Also avoid the cheap 110 leaded fuel, whatever additiveds they use can kill a wideband (or narrowband) in a couple passes..
