Widebands?

annoyingrob

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I used to run an LC-1 (Bosch sensor). It was a good little sensor. With the programmable outputs you could plug it into your stock ECU, and have it mimic a narrowband (you can re-program the output to have your car idle at a different A/F ratio on the stock computer if you like). It warmed up really quickly too. Good price, but doesn't come with a gauge. If you have a laptop, you can use that as a logging tool.

I currently run an HKS A/F knock amp (NTK sensor). It's super quick to react, very precise,and comes with a gauge (and also has engine knock monitoring built into it). You can input your own reference voltage to it, and have the output offset to match.
 

aljordan

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Johnnieee said:
FJO all the way for me, its been great! Even the 5 wire O2 sensor is a Honda NTK replaceable part. :icon_razz


At a cost of $300 thru autozone. It's a VERY costly part, but a very accurate (laboratory accurate) and robust part. Much more tolerable to leaded fuel compared to the bosch sensor.

Luckily, I bought a new one when they weren't near as expensive as they are now. I even got it at cost when i ordered it. :)
 

tissimo

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lm1

its large.. but at the time when I bought it, had the best datalogging (dont need now), mobility of any avalable(i use in friends cars all the time)..

still love it.. just wish i had a small display for it.. Might get a plx m300 to perminatly install in my car..
 

shaeff

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innovate lc-1 + xd-16 gauge. :) bought it from dr. jonez.

-shaeff