Is a wideband more accurate then the O2 sensor? I though a wideband was basically a beefed up O2 sensor? Will it require a new sensor like the O2 since I use leaded fuel?
Also, if I use a wideband can I ignore my O2 readings from my scanmaster?
I have the MAF Gen 2, I guess I can simply dial in 10.8 and it will adjust the car as needed wih a wideband.
I guess the real question is that if I have a wideband, can I stop using my buddies scanmaster, or do I need both?