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Wide band o2 for datalogging and or replacing the stock 02

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Old Aug 15, 2006 | 09:12 PM
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Wide band o2 for datalogging and or replacing the stock 02

Is it possible? I thought I remembered someone saying you could make a wb o2 for 100 or so bucks but if that is true how do you do it and will it take the place of a stock o2? In other words ...(this might sound retarded) not standalone wb o2.

I got my aldl cable ordered and its in the mail but the wb o2 would make things SO much easier and faster.

Anybody used the lc-1 kit?

if so what do you think of it? How easy is it to be able to datalog in windaldl with the lc-1. I heard you need a patch to make it be able to datalog the 02's actual info.

Any info would be helpful.

Thank you
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Old Aug 15, 2006 | 09:15 PM
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