Innovative LC-1?
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Innovative LC-1? http://www.innovatemotorsports.com/products/lc1.php
It says you can use multiple LC-1 units to tune individual cylinders. Just hoping someone could explain how this is done. It's just a cable to plug into a pc which reads the wideband O2 sensor(included), right? Or does it read the pcm? Does the pcm store or just monitor sensor readout? It would seem that you'd have to have an O2 sensor somewhere on each cylinder to be able to individually tune cylinders, right? There are only 2 front and 2 rear O2 sensors, right?
It says you can use multiple LC-1 units to tune individual cylinders. Just hoping someone could explain how this is done. It's just a cable to plug into a pc which reads the wideband O2 sensor(included), right? Or does it read the pcm? Does the pcm store or just monitor sensor readout? It would seem that you'd have to have an O2 sensor somewhere on each cylinder to be able to individually tune cylinders, right? There are only 2 front and 2 rear O2 sensors, right?
The pcm does not read the wideband. Usually people use hptuners or efilive to read the wideband output. The only way to read individual cylinders would be to have a lc-1 for each cylinder and have a sensor bung welded into each primary of the headers.
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Does the car have to be running to get output from the LC-1. B/c it looks like the LM-1 has a data logger so you can analyze read outs while the car is off, the LC-1 doesn't have this.
