WOW! A wideband for less than $100

fivetodrive

CRISPY
Browsing on Grassroots motorsports and found this... Has anyone picked one of these up yet? I may get one for my old Porsche and try to get the carbs tuned right for once...

http://www.14point7.com/JAW/JAW.htm


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Even cheaper for the DIY guys!!!
 
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dgoodhue

BuSTeD 4.3
Re: WOW! A wideband for less than $100

This kit will still need the $70 LSU4 Bosch sensor as well.
 

fivetodrive

CRISPY
Re: WOW! A wideband for less than $100

Still for under $150 with display is pretty good!

The LC-1 is $199 But it does not include a display...
 

ashman

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Re: WOW! A wideband for less than $100

pretty interesting. a WB controller for $45 (DIY kit without display). from the manual, it looks like the output is linear and configurable. may be a nice replacement for a dead innovate :)
 

turbodig

Active member
Re: WOW! A wideband for less than $100

fivetodrive said:
Still for under $150 with display is pretty good!

The LC-1 is $199 But it does not include a display...

Back in the day, the DIY-WB was like ~$30 to build, plus a sensor, which was $60-$70 at the time.

Then the factory caught wind of what was happening, and all of a sudden the list price on the NTK sensors went to the sky.

It's cool to see someone is doing the same for the Bosch. I have a feeling that the lower priced bosch sensors are going to follow the way of the NTK...
 

skwayb

NWSTP
Re: WOW! A wideband for less than $100

Also it has 2 programmable outputs

So if that is true. Just program it to one of the formulas already in the Code $59

AFR = Volts * 2 + 9 (9 - 19 afr range) TE 2.0 Linear Setting
AFR = Volts * 2 + 10 (10-20 AFR Range) PLX/AEM/LC-1 Linear setting

If none of those are possible, you could always use the AEM Non linear table and tweak the 34 data points on it to match the curve you need. So there really is no need to add another sensor to $59 with all those options.
 
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