I'm too paranoid, so I figure I might as well grab a Wideband setup.

I've been browsing and so far the best deal is this one that I can get for 308.00 SHIPPED.

https://www.forced-air.com/index.ph...;back_in_page=9

Accurate Air/Fuel Ratio <0.1

Wideband LINEAR Analog Output

Narrowband Analog Output

Is this pretty much all I'll need. What do those outputs mean? Could I hook it up to some sort of data logger?

I'd be willing to go 400.00 for a setup. Any others out there worth looking at?

Thanks guys.

 

Check out LM-1, FJO and Dynojet.

Cheap does not always cut the mustard.

--Joe

 

here is a good copy of the link. doesn't seem too bad. what is most important, the sensor they use?

wideband link

 

FJO is the one I have used for 3 years now. I have had it in 3 diffrent cars and it been dead on accurate when I compared it to the local dyno shop's wideband.

Bob

 

it uses a bosch sensor

i like the 250 model with the gauge because i don't really know where i could put the box so i could read it, and not look tacky sitting on the dashboard or something. with the gauge, you could mount the box under the dash, and put the gauge in a pillar pod or something.

 

Try PLX DEVICES I have been looking at the stuff nice and not that pricey.
Bob

 

I like the WBC. The gauge has a built in warning light. If you like digital gauges it has an output for one. It has a great datalogging feature. Also has a trigger output for nitrous, water injection or anything else you need to trigger. The gauge that comes with the kit is made by autometer and looks just like their phantom line up.