ataylors

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This is a REALLY bad pic but you get the idea

hellbents10

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I see the normal bosch o2 with a connector and some wire. Is that it. I guess this leads me to my next question. How does this interface with HPtuners???

ataylors

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right to your EIO

ataylors

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oh and the other good part is I am told it goes for $200

HumpinSS

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Looks like some type of voltage converter right in the the wire there

Mallett396

No, that's just the standard connector for the Bosch o2 sensor.

HumpinSS

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Well if that is the case why do i have this WB box here i can just run straight of my LH1 to the EIO and call it a day

slow

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please give some info on that unit, i've heard about such an unit existing.

I need a similar device, and the price is right

Ryan

Super-Guy

O.K. guys dumb question, go easy on me. I am new to this kind of thing. What does a wideband do for you ontop of what the HP Tuner already does?

horist

Wideband is more accurate for determine how lean/rich you are running

Your car stock has 2 narrowband O2 sensors, these sensors operate between 0 and 1000 mv ... however they are only accurate at or around 14.7:1 Air Fuel Ratio

The further you go away from 14.7:1 (either direction) the less and less accurate they are

Wideband operates from 0 to 5 volts and I think has a useable range of 10-20 Air Fuel Ratio? It is VERY accurate ...

So by logging the AFR using an accurate wideband you can more easily and safely dial the tune in

Black02SS

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The wideband will alow you to get real time on the road air fuel readings. This allows for more precise programming of the PCM.

2MuchRiceMakesMeSick

Will that work? I thougth in order for a wideband to stay accurate it had to have a control box (brain) and be calabrated every once in a while?

slow

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looks like is has a simply controller built in

crosses fingers

Ryan

ataylors

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From the info I have:
"The XX is a complete wideband controller built into a sealed cable. ....includes digital input, output, and 2 programmable analog outputs...

Turo

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where can we get something like this?

ataylors

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Pre orders will be in a couple of weeks, they should be fully available in about 4 weeks!!! Merry Christmas!!!

horist

Is that a Bosch LSU4/LSU4.2 sensor? or is it one of the pricey ones?

ataylors

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its the LSU4.2

horist

oh... this is intriguing

ataylors

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sure is, isnt it!!!