buy the wideband sensor or the whole kit
widebands are not very linear, they need to have their
temperature controlled and their output linearized and a
calibration (free air, usually) to be any kind of accurate.
This is where Mr. Black Box earns his salary.
There are DIY controller kits out there, I've looked at them
briefly, if you like to solder they're a possibility and a fair bit
cheaper. Google will turn them up. You're kind of on your own
to get it working right though, not like shiny new in a box.
Or just get a LM1. This is hard to read while driving. I don't advise it.
You are either in or you are not. Don't do a crappy job cause you don't have the right equipment.
What do you guys think about that? 45 for the bare bones controller if you can solder some..... But I'm liking the digital readout and assembled for 90. It does everything the lc1 does from what I can see right? Heck it uses the same sensor as the lm1.
I'd just one of the outputs and hook to the egr pins on my pcm just like the other controllers I'd say......
edit: oh and it uses free air calibration to smooth things out.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1705471
I will post pics of the unit and install once I get it done
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Its actually in my friggen car still in the box. The FIRST time I work a weekend and REMEMBER to bring some tools it will be in.
It looks sweet though.... I hooked it up to a battery to play with it and look at the display and it looks pretty cool. I'm wanting to desolder the actual display and then run some wires to it so I can flush mount it by my foglight button but I'll probably velcro it in short term to make sure it works well.
I promise I will do an install write up





