Anyone somewhat local to Olympia have one?

Wideband

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281pony said:

does anyone somewhat close to olympia have a portable wideband? lm-1, ect?

i have an rwtd tune coming for my car and would like to borrow one of them if possible for a couple days/afternoon to test my a/f's from the tune. the local dyno shops charge 100+ per pull. so if it takes more then one shot at getting my tune down, i may as well buy my own wideband. not to mention driving back and forth everytime.

just seeing if anyone had one i could borrow, ill leave some cash for compensation. just trying to save a little cash if i can. ill pay to borrow it also.

thanks

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Didn't you just get a tune from AFP this last weekend and Dynoed at RRev? I see in your signature you said it was a Mustang Dyno, It's actually a DynoJet. Good luck with your tune!

You may want to look into a Dynojet Wideband Commander. They are helpful if you want to datalog and tune your car.

281pony said:

yeah i did. it needs to be re-tuned. a/f is getting into lean levels in a few spots. jeff said it read like a mustang dyno since it loads the car, must have gotten it mixed up then.

either way, ill be able to get some other things adjusted with this tune. just need a way to monitor the a/f and datalog it.

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It is the new eddy current DynoJet, which has the steady state loading like a Mustang (good for tuning) and also does horsepower sweeps like most people are used to with a DynoJet. Works really good.

Here is your dyno, and the leanest I see is 12.45:1, which considering the stock cats are still in place and that it was recorded using a tail pipe sniffer is right in the ballpark. I usually see as much as .6 leaner at the tailpipe with the cats in there, and would consider your tune pretty conservative.



It never hurts to have a wideband in your car, and in fact is something I encourage to keep an eye on things all the time. I just wanted to let you know given the test conditions your tune is more conservative than what it appears on the dyno sheet. It is just a matter of knowing the equipment and how things such as cats can affect how it reads.

Thanks for using our dyno, hope to see you again soon!