Do we have one? I looked at the throttle body and dont see one. I need a WOT input to my wideband gauge to record peak readings. If we dont should I mount a switch?

 

Any Ideas?

 

Why not just datalog everything and then go back and only count the wide band readings that occur during 100% TPS?

 

I dont have the software or the equipment to do that now.

 

well then i dont know wat to tell you ^^^^

 

I guess I will install a switch

 

Why not just buy the software / equipment? What kind of wide band did you buy?

 

Autometer so it has datalogging outputs. I havent looked into it but how much is the equipment and software. I have a laptop already.

 

tactrix cable is $89 and evoscan is $25 or you could go with mitsulogger which is free

 

Wow thats cheaper than I thought. Where can I get this stuff? Can you tune with this software?

 

tactrix cable - this is needed

evoscan
or you can get
mitsulogger

 

^ beat me to it.

But yeah man this stuff is so inexpensive and its so valuable

Yes you can tune your car with openecu which is 100% free software. Just use the tactrix to pull and flash your maps
http://www.openecu.org/index.php?title=EcuFlash

 

This is why I love the Zeitronix so much. Wide band (both AFR and Lambda), TPS, RPM's, PSI, EGT...All in one.

I guess your options are limited to logging in two different programs and then comparing them side by side, hoping there's equal delay on both of the programs.

Other than that, you could just buy a WOT switch (like they sell for meth or nitrous kits) but you still won't know what RPM you're looking at to know where you need to add / remove fuel.

 

Thanks so much guys. You just opened up a whole new level for me.