Wide Band Oxygen Sensor
Wide Band Oxygen Sensor
Hello,
Right now I'm looking to get a Wide Band 02 sensor. I'm stuck to decide in which one I should get. I will be needing it by July 30 so if anyone can give me options. I really dont want to spend it on DIY ones. I'm looking more into the real nice pieces such as Motec or the new UEGO Sensor from AEM. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Right now I'm looking to get a Wide Band 02 sensor. I'm stuck to decide in which one I should get. I will be needing it by July 30 so if anyone can give me options. I really dont want to spend it on DIY ones. I'm looking more into the real nice pieces such as Motec or the new UEGO Sensor from AEM. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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You can always try the FJO wideband. I just got my delivered a week ago. Just deciding on what aftermarket exhaust I want before putting it on since I need to weld a bung to it.
www.widebando2.com
www.widebando2.com
Hey Poknatcha,, what does Williamsons say about aftermarket parts? Are they cool with them......Metro basically said an exhaust would void total warrenty,, even an open air element would?
Maybe i need to get service in Lincoln
Latter
Maybe i need to get service in Lincoln
Latter
HEY HEY HEY, why messing up my thread! lol.... You know by law your warranty can not be voided by just a bolt on. The only thing they can change the warranty on is on the actual part that you replaced!
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So, are you about to start tuning that Evo VII? 
A new meter is just now coming to market, the LM-1 from Innovate Motorsports. At $349 (INCLUDING WIDEBAND SENSOR and assuming no group-buy discount), it's the best bang for the buck yet. And it may also be the best that money can buy. I say this after reading a thread on another forum: Great new WideBand O2 unit!. At first people there seemed VERY skeptical, until the meter's chief designer/engineer joined the discussion.
My advice: Borrow a wideband until you can get the LM-1.
Edit: fixed spelling.
A new meter is just now coming to market, the LM-1 from Innovate Motorsports. At $349 (INCLUDING WIDEBAND SENSOR and assuming no group-buy discount), it's the best bang for the buck yet. And it may also be the best that money can buy. I say this after reading a thread on another forum: Great new WideBand O2 unit!. At first people there seemed VERY skeptical, until the meter's chief designer/engineer joined the discussion.
My advice: Borrow a wideband until you can get the LM-1.
Edit: fixed spelling.
Last edited by Seņor Info; Jul 26, 2003 at 07:23 PM.
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hehe yeah Im tuning the Evo 7, actually my brother wants to tune his 2nd gen RX-7 and we were all going to pitch in money for the Motec, but really trying to see if it was actually worth teh 1,200USD.
Originally posted by Seņor Info
A new meter is just now coming to market, the LM-1 from Innovate Motorsports. At $349 (INCLUDING WIDEBAND SENSOR and assuming no group-buy discount), it's the best bang for the buck yet. And it may also be the best that money can buy. I say this after reading a thread on another forum: Great new WideBand O2 unit!. At first people there seemed VERY sceptical, until the meter's chief designer/engineer joined the discussion.
My advice: Borrow a wideband until you can get the LM-1.
A new meter is just now coming to market, the LM-1 from Innovate Motorsports. At $349 (INCLUDING WIDEBAND SENSOR and assuming no group-buy discount), it's the best bang for the buck yet. And it may also be the best that money can buy. I say this after reading a thread on another forum: Great new WideBand O2 unit!. At first people there seemed VERY sceptical, until the meter's chief designer/engineer joined the discussion.
My advice: Borrow a wideband until you can get the LM-1.
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I can't see how Williamson's would get upset about a wideband O2 because it's just a tool used to measure how much O2 is in your exhaust. I was told by the tech there that an exhaust and intake wouldn't void the warranty. I'm almost to the point where I don't even really care about the warranty anymore. That's why I plan on getting an AFC and boost controller soon.
Originally posted by silvrevo
Hey Poknatcha,, what does Williamsons say about aftermarket parts? Are they cool with them......Metro basically said an exhaust would void total warrenty,, even an open air element would?
Maybe i need to get service in Lincoln
Latter
Hey Poknatcha,, what does Williamsons say about aftermarket parts? Are they cool with them......Metro basically said an exhaust would void total warrenty,, even an open air element would?
Maybe i need to get service in Lincoln
Latter
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Well a lot of supra guys like it and they usually don't worry about spending money on their cars so if there was something better out there I'm sure most would get it. According to the webpage the sensor should last up to 25,000 miles.
Originally posted by YellwTyper
Is it of good quality and of good lifespan?
Is it of good quality and of good lifespan?
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Originally posted by poknatcha
Well a lot of supra guys like it and they usually don't worry about spending money on their cars so if there was something better out there I'm sure most would get it. According to the webpage the sensor should last up to 25,000 miles.
Well a lot of supra guys like it and they usually don't worry about spending money on their cars so if there was something better out there I'm sure most would get it. According to the webpage the sensor should last up to 25,000 miles.