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scrapinthecoast
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which wideband system does anyone recommend and what kind of effect to the performance does it have?
SYCLONE#1531
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Re: Wide band system
Aem wideband on my truck! No performance advantage by itself. Its a tuning aid .
Aem wideband on my truck! No performance advantage by itself. Its a tuning aid .
IGottaSy
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Re: Wide band system
Wide band helps performance by letting you read into the tune. Just lets you know if engine is running rich or lean or in between.
Use in conjuction with Turbo Tweak chip for virtually self tuning capability. Tell the ECM what AFR to shoot for and it uses wide band for reference.
Wide band helps performance by letting you read into the tune. Just lets you know if engine is running rich or lean or in between.
Use in conjuction with Turbo Tweak chip for virtually self tuning capability. Tell the ECM what AFR to shoot for and it uses wide band for reference.
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scrapinthecoast
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Re: Wide band system
thanks for the info
thanks for the info
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scrapinthecoast
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Re: Wide band system
does anyone have pictures of were they are mounted?
does anyone have pictures of were they are mounted?
SYCLONE#1531
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Re: Wide band system
IGottaSy
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Re: Wide band system
Sensor can be installed in stock bung. Just swap out the narrow band for the wide band. Wiring should be described somewhere in here. Make sure to get one which emulates the narrow band.
Sensor can be installed in stock bung. Just swap out the narrow band for the wide band. Wiring should be described somewhere in here. Make sure to get one which emulates the narrow band.
Couger1968
Dazed and Confused
Re: Wide band system
I installed the PLX box with velcro on the side of the glove box. It is in between the radio and the glove box . It is out of site, but easy to get to, and the wires to the ECM are right there.
I installed the PLX box with velcro on the side of the glove box. It is in between the radio and the glove box . It is out of site, but easy to get to, and the wires to the ECM are right there.
IGottaSy
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Re: Wide band system
Didn't know this but Eric has programmed his chips to emulate narrow band. using wide band feedback by flipping a switch on the chip on second generation. Updated for future reference.
Didn't know this but Eric has programmed his chips to emulate narrow band. using wide band feedback by flipping a switch on the chip on second generation. Updated for future reference.
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IGottaSy
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atomicmecha
I hate rust
Re: Wide band system
Anyone know if the AEM wideband can feed data into the ECU? I've seen the write up for the PLX one. I figure it'll use the same pin in on the ECU but does the AEM have an output? My truck came with the gauge already installed and I haven't poked around with it yet since I have enough other things to fix and work on. But now that the truck is almost running well again, I'm looking into having the wideband not only be a gauge but also feed to the computer. If I can keep the AEM one vs getting a new gauge, that would be awesome.
Anyone know if the AEM wideband can feed data into the ECU? I've seen the write up for the PLX one. I figure it'll use the same pin in on the ECU but does the AEM have an output? My truck came with the gauge already installed and I haven't poked around with it yet since I have enough other things to fix and work on. But now that the truck is almost running well again, I'm looking into having the wideband not only be a gauge but also feed to the computer. If I can keep the AEM one vs getting a new gauge, that would be awesome.
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Yes. I'm using the AEM wideband along with the TT chip, happy customer here.
It will do a lot better if I can get a better boost launch. I can only get it to launch at around 6psi, I can do 12 to 14psi on the street.I like your sig.
That's fast!
Yes. I'm using the AEM wideband along with the TT chip, happy customer here.