Which widebands are out there?
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Ive been reading about WB's and plusses and minuses of certain ones. Ive looked into the LC/M1, AEM... But what others are out there? Search seems to be broke again. Oh and I think Im going with HPT so I guess there shouldnt be any compatibility issues with new WB's
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I have the FJO duel wb sensor with the digital gauge. It reads both banks and displays the leanest one with a sampling rate of 250 per sec. It also will accept either the ntk or Bosch sensors. It will also datalog and has a tach signal input. FJO is IMO the highest quality I have seen in the consumer grade stuff I've bought for my car. The only stuff I've bought that I can honestly say I had no disappointment in, except for maybe price wise. Google it for a website they have some of the coolest stuff its pretty much mil spec level. Boone
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http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10510
Here's a listing a bunch of us put together as well as the comparison of some of the more popular widebands available today.
Here's a listing a bunch of us put together as well as the comparison of some of the more popular widebands available today.
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