Turbo__Tim
One heck of a Tim!
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I was just wondering how your readings were affected by the introduction of alchy...
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SignUp Now!Originally posted by DonWG
I have had other engine tuners tell me that it's impossible to get the A/F tuning good enough with a regular O2 sensor.
Originally posted by DonWG
The Electromotive system has a table that allows you to adjust the O2 sensor outputs (voltages) to the A/F readings that the system will translate them to on your monitor or data captures. It comes preset for the sensor they supply. Using the O2 sensor that they supplied, I'm sure the table was dialed in to that sensor model.
\Originally posted by DonWG
Also, unless those things have come down in price since the last time I checked, they're darn expensive.
Originally posted by AnArKey
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With the DIY kits, it has got MUCH cheaper. Under $200 if you do it yourself.
Originally posted by DonWG
I'm not disputing that some systems may be more tunable with a WB. It's just that with the smallest adjustment to mixture that the TEC II allows me to make, I can note the results with a regular O2. For that reason, I have never seen the need to use a WB. Maybe, I've just grown accustomed to tuning with the little bit of resolution I have.