looking for some advice on a wideband 02 . . .
#1
looking for some advice on a wideband 02 . . .
Hey im in the market for a wideband,.. and looking for the best bang for the buck,..hopefully in the 200 dollar range,.. and im going to be using this with an SAFCII cattman headers, and a 2.5" custom exhaust with a test pipe..
i remember someone , either sparks or knightz ,.. said there is a good one that isnt the most accurate but you can data log on it and its reasonable,... which is huge for me...
so.. please let me know what your using and how you like it,..also where you mounted it,.. i think i might weld it in the test pipe just for the ease of installation...
i remember someone , either sparks or knightz ,.. said there is a good one that isnt the most accurate but you can data log on it and its reasonable,... which is huge for me...
so.. please let me know what your using and how you like it,..also where you mounted it,.. i think i might weld it in the test pipe just for the ease of installation...
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Right here
I've got an AEM that's hooked up to my piggyback controller for datalogging.
Since you're running an SAFC2 (no datalogging/wideband interaface), I suggest running the Zeitronix ZT-2. It's a touch over $200, reasonably accurate and can datalog to your laptop, and log RPM as well so you can tune yourself (without any accessories). http://www.zeitronix.com/ for moar info.
An alternative option is the Innovate Motorsports LM-1 with RPM converter, but this is around $385 last time I checked.
I've got an AEM that's hooked up to my piggyback controller for datalogging.
Since you're running an SAFC2 (no datalogging/wideband interaface), I suggest running the Zeitronix ZT-2. It's a touch over $200, reasonably accurate and can datalog to your laptop, and log RPM as well so you can tune yourself (without any accessories). http://www.zeitronix.com/ for moar info.
An alternative option is the Innovate Motorsports LM-1 with RPM converter, but this is around $385 last time I checked.
#7
thanks for the fast response everyone...
great info.. im going to go do some reading on the ZT-2,.. the selling point for me is the datalog/rpm..thanks..
does the uego datalog to a laptop with no additional parts? persay.. also.. im not a huge fan of the gauge they use with the light that goes back and forth that looks like something doc would have put in the back to the future car,..
Right here
I've got an AEM that's hooked up to my piggyback controller for datalogging.
Since you're running an SAFC2 (no datalogging/wideband interaface), I suggest running the Zeitronix ZT-2. It's a touch over $200, reasonably accurate and can datalog to your laptop, and log RPM as well so you can tune yourself (without any accessories). http://www.zeitronix.com/ for moar info.
An alternative option is the Innovate Motorsports LM-1 with RPM converter, but this is around $385 last time I checked.
I've got an AEM that's hooked up to my piggyback controller for datalogging.
Since you're running an SAFC2 (no datalogging/wideband interaface), I suggest running the Zeitronix ZT-2. It's a touch over $200, reasonably accurate and can datalog to your laptop, and log RPM as well so you can tune yourself (without any accessories). http://www.zeitronix.com/ for moar info.
An alternative option is the Innovate Motorsports LM-1 with RPM converter, but this is around $385 last time I checked.
does the uego datalog to a laptop with no additional parts? persay.. also.. im not a huge fan of the gauge they use with the light that goes back and forth that looks like something doc would have put in the back to the future car,..
#8
Zt-2 Standard Kit
$279
Zt-2 Wideband Controller and Datalogging System - Model 2010
Cut your tuning time in half!
Includes the Zt-2 Model 2010 Wideband Air/Fuel Ratio Meter, Wideband Oxygen Sensor, Sensor Harness, Signal Harness, PC Serial Cable, Datalogging Software, Installation Instructions and 2-Pin EGT connector to retrofit your EGT probe. New data input supports air/fluid temperature sensors, fuel pressure and more! The LCD and ZR-2 Multi-gauge support viewing this new data. Made in the USA
$279
Zt-2 Wideband Controller and Datalogging System - Model 2010
Cut your tuning time in half!
Includes the Zt-2 Model 2010 Wideband Air/Fuel Ratio Meter, Wideband Oxygen Sensor, Sensor Harness, Signal Harness, PC Serial Cable, Datalogging Software, Installation Instructions and 2-Pin EGT connector to retrofit your EGT probe. New data input supports air/fluid temperature sensors, fuel pressure and more! The LCD and ZR-2 Multi-gauge support viewing this new data. Made in the USA
now sorry in advance for the dumb Q's monacf ...
I dont NEED the gauge.. if im going to be data logging on my comp and tuning off the charts i make,..is that right? because its 400 with the gauge.. ehhhh ...
do you think any digital a/f gauge would be able to be tapped in or only their product...
also.. any scare in looking for a used one? or should i just lay out the 280 and buy it new w/o the gauage..
#10
thanks for the fast response everyone...
great info.. im going to go do some reading on the ZT-2,.. the selling point for me is the datalog/rpm..thanks..
does the uego datalog to a laptop with no additional parts? persay.. also.. im not a huge fan of the gauge they use with the light that goes back and forth that looks like something doc would have put in the back to the future car,..
great info.. im going to go do some reading on the ZT-2,.. the selling point for me is the datalog/rpm..thanks..
does the uego datalog to a laptop with no additional parts? persay.. also.. im not a huge fan of the gauge they use with the light that goes back and forth that looks like something doc would have put in the back to the future car,..
#11
sounds good to me...
now sorry in advance for the dumb Q's monacf ...
I dont NEED the gauge.. if im going to be data logging on my comp and tuning off the charts i make,..is that right? because its 400 with the gauge.. ehhhh ...
do you think any digital a/f gauge would be able to be tapped in or only their product...
also.. any scare in looking for a used one? or should i just lay out the 280 and buy it new w/o the gauage..
now sorry in advance for the dumb Q's monacf ...
I dont NEED the gauge.. if im going to be data logging on my comp and tuning off the charts i make,..is that right? because its 400 with the gauge.. ehhhh ...
do you think any digital a/f gauge would be able to be tapped in or only their product...
also.. any scare in looking for a used one? or should i just lay out the 280 and buy it new w/o the gauage..
2) AFR gauges aren't universal. AEM UEGO and Innovate LC-1 harnesses/connectors are different, for example.
3) I bought mine used, they're just hard to find used.
#12
PLX R-300. Fairly sweet. You can hook a shatload of different shat to it and monitor in real time.
Not exactly cheap, and IIRC, they've replaced it with something else, newer/cooler.
ZT-2 for you I would think
Not exactly cheap, and IIRC, they've replaced it with something else, newer/cooler.
ZT-2 for you I would think
Last edited by NmexMAX; 05-08-2010 at 04:46 PM.
#14
Ok, I'm gonna bump this cuz I have a question (somewhat noobish) about the Zeitronix ZT-2 wideband. I want a WB that I can datalog with. I was thinking Innovate LC-1, but I don't want to have to tether a bunch of other crap to it (auxbox or whatever) to get the datalogging capabilities. So I'm considering the ZT-2 instead... now here's my question: with the ZT-2 do you simply have to splice into the RPM wire of the ECU (the same as with my VAFC II) to get RPM vs. AFR datalogging? Basically what I'm asking is: how does the ZT-2 get the RPM signal from the car? Thanks for helping me out ... I've had all my bolt-ons for a while, and I'm just getting into tuning, and want to be able to street tune it myself, and not JUST get it done at the dyno place
Last edited by jowo9; 09-09-2010 at 09:18 PM.
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#18
And tapping more than 1 signal from the same ECU wire usually doesn't make things very happy. I've noticed this with the ever so sensitive TPS.
Go with the tach wire behind the cluster.
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#22
Anyone? Knight or NmexMAX? D'you know which wire behind the cluster is the Tach wire?
Oh, and I think I'm gonna go the Zeitronix Zt-2 route. I like that it has rpm-sensing and datalogging capabilities without buying the extra stuff (auxbox, etc).
Orrr... Let's say I get the Innovate LC-1. Can I just get the SSI-4 and have rpm datalogging capabilities?
Oh, and I think I'm gonna go the Zeitronix Zt-2 route. I like that it has rpm-sensing and datalogging capabilities without buying the extra stuff (auxbox, etc).
Orrr... Let's say I get the Innovate LC-1. Can I just get the SSI-4 and have rpm datalogging capabilities?
Last edited by jowo9; 09-10-2010 at 08:10 PM.
#23
HA! I found it. So, I'm gonna post it, just in case anyone else is wondering how to wire up the Tach wire on their WB behind the gauges instead of near the ECU. I downloaded a copy of the 2002 FSM, and found out that the Tach signal wire is Pin #16 in the following diagram from the FSM (just in case anyone ever wants to know... now the info is at least out there)
Last edited by jowo9; 09-11-2010 at 11:51 PM.
#26
I have a question regarding my Zeitronix WB. Where is the best place to splice the power & ground wires? I emailed Zeitronix and they said to splice into the ECU's power and ground, but I'm a bit reluctant to do that because I'm wiring up my VAFCII to the ECU. Anyone have any suggestions? Where did you wire your WBs to?
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