I'm going to buy a WideBand 02 kit soon, probably the FJO kit. Any tips or tricks to installing or ordering the kit? I looked on their site and they offer a variety of WideBand related products. I just want the basic kit that will display the Air/Fuels. Any other comparable kits or is this the one to get? I have seen others, but they are well over $1000.

 

The datalogging option is the most valuable option that puts the FJO on top. You get a total, accurate break down of A/F in small rpm incriments throughout the entire WOT blast. It can then be exported to an excel file and sent to your tuner to get your program dialed in

 

Have one ...love it.

 

how much is the complete kit?

 

Here you go...

http://www.fjoinc.com/automotive/WBO...ls.htm#wbo2rpm

 

Thanks for that link
And here I thought I was finished spending money on my truck

 

You will never be finished brother

 

It was wishful thinking on my part, but thanks for breaking me out of my disillusion

 

No problem. If you need any other cool electronic gadgets, lemme know

 

Well, I do have the 43" Plasma High Definition TV bug

 

Plasma has a short longevity. My plasma died just after 4 yrs. I had it out with Sony..

Hold out for another 16 months and invest in the Wide Screen LED TV's coming. Twice the definition as Plasma, Half the the cost.

I stare at 4 plasma's all day at work hooked into some pretty killer computers. They really arent worth their costs when compared to LCD's. Cant wait for the LED displays to hit

 

I bought this one:

http://www.techedge.com.au/vehicle/wbo2/default.htm

Total came to a touch over $150 without the sensor. I bought kit that you have to build. Figured for that price, it was worth it to build it myself...

A/F readout (not voltage), narrowband output (So you dont have to have an extra bung), data logging with RPM input...

Can't beat that price

-Dale

 

Thanks for the tip, I guess my 36"ProScan has to hold on for a couple more years. I really do hate to replace it. Bought it in 95 and the picture is still crisp, besides its too big for the bathroom

 

Hey at least with that one you can make some cash back by scanning some locals

 

I wonder how the accuracy is on the techedge model? Doesn't seem to hard to build. I believe you still need an aftermarket 02 sensor for wideband.