Innovate LM-1 wideband O2... ya or na???
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Innovate LM-1 wideband O2... ya or na???
I'm about to get one, tell me why i shouldn't get there's. Is there a better systemout for about the same cost???
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Originally posted by adambros
Any WB02 is better than no WB. After a few tuning sessions you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Have fun.
Any WB02 is better than no WB. After a few tuning sessions you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Have fun.
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I think there is a GB going on at turbomustangs might want to check it out
I have a Lm1 and love it. The datalogging software itself is nice to have. When I built my chassis dyno last year I used the Lm1 to do all of my datalogging. Torque, rpm, AFR
Good luck
I have a Lm1 and love it. The datalogging software itself is nice to have. When I built my chassis dyno last year I used the Lm1 to do all of my datalogging. Torque, rpm, AFR
Good luck
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