Wide Band vs Narrow Band

Bramcavender

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i posted this in the tuning section also, I was wondering if one is better than other, I've heard the wide band is best but is a narrow band better than having nothing. I run a little rich(smells like gas) I wanted to tune it in better and of course the narrow band sensor is alot cheaper. Any help would be great, thanks

 

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The narrow band gauges are junk. The wide band gauge is the way to go. So use the wide band it will be better for tuning.

later
Orlie

 

ProKiller

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narrow bands are idiot lights and not meant for tuning. i got an autometer lunar one if you want to try it, sell it to you cheap.

 

Bramcavender

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how much, I would need a sensor too, right? thanks

 

ProKiller

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they connect to the stock 02 sensors.

pm me for more info about mine.

 

Bramcavender

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PM sent, thanks

 

pirotec354

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Wideabnds are definetely better. I got an aem uego wb off ebay for pretty cheap. They come with the sensor and bung, but off course you have to weld it in and thats kind of a pain.