wideband

[titan1]

Thinking about buying a standalone wideband. I have a FAST XFI setup, but I want to be able to monitor th A/F ratio with out the laptop. Here's my question...do I have to weld in a new bung for the new O2 sensor/gauge or can I just hook the new gauge up to the sensor I have already.( splice it in ) Basicly can one sensor be used for 2 devices. Thanks

 

[TurboBuRick]

There is a touch screen data logger for the xfi that will display afr but if your looking to just put a gauge in you will prolly need to run another complete wideband unit.

http://www.fuelairspark.com/Products/FS-'Dash/Data Logger'-0.aspx

 

[RmvBfrFlght]

Basically can one sensor be used for 2 devices. Thanks

Not when using a WB O2 sensor. The controller is a key part of the system to convert the sensor reading to an AFR/Lambda value.

If the FAST system doesn't have some sort of analog output for an AFR value then another WB unit is required. This would be sensor and controller.

RemoveBeforeFlight

 

[titan1]

thanks...I looked at the FAST display unit...too much money...and I heard you can't see it well. I just want a gauge on the steering column...right in front of me. Autometer makes a C2 gauge that will match the ones I have and it has a recall function. So...looks like I'm drillin another hole. Damn I miss my scanmaster!

 

[FLAT BOOSTED]

wideband O2

I just installed the glowshift wideband O2 and it works great and is very easy to read. Its a nice unit as far as i can tell. Im gonna try and post some pics as soon as i can figure that out.

 

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Picture of the wideband O2

Here is a picture of the gauges I installed last weekend. I cant figure out how to turn it around. Sorry about that.....