wide band O2 sensor
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Zorm
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wide band O2 sensor
Ok, since I am going to use a wide band sensor along with the stock O2 sensor, would I mount it above or below the stock one?
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SilverXJ
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Re: wide band O2 sensor
It doesn't matter as long as it is close enough to the engine.
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Re: wide band O2 sensor
I've seen the dyno guys mount their wide band in the tail pipe while dyno tuning. How much does it matter, if any?
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Re: wide band O2 sensor
It's less accurate when mounted in the tailpipe and might read leaner than the engine actually is.jeepxj3 wrote:I've seen the dyno guys mount their wide band in the tail pipe while dyno tuning. How much does it matter, if any?
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