wideband af gauge?

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xYoung347x

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Do you or do you know anyone that bought one of these? It seems like a nice piece but a little skepticle on how accurate it is? http://www.zeitronix.com/Products/zt2/zt2.htm

 

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How about dead on accurate? Dont be fooled by those $1000 units. Technology has finally caught up. That is a very good unit.

Gary

 

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Thanks flqants, the price seems very easy on the wallet so I was kinda iffy on it.

 

OinkAodeOink

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there has to be a cheaper alternative to their $130 Map Sensor..

Ive heard mention of the GM 3 bar map sensor.. Wonder if its possible to wire this to the zeitronix unit

 

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Go over to one of the Tweecer sites and see what wb's those guys are using. Over the last several years they have really come down in price. I use a FJO but it is several years old and it has been upgraded several times since I got mine.
Not sure but I think you can have several options in the 250 to 350 dollar range.

Later
Grady

 

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I would personally just buy the TweecerRT...its more expensive but you can do the same as that and a whole lot more...TweecerRT will run you about 550 i think...but its worth it.

 

blksn955.o

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TweecerR/T does not have a wide band o2, You have to get one sep. and run it threw/with the R/T.

I have seen alot of guys with the LM1 wideband, and from what I have seen its like 350-375$.

 

Rootus

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I'm going to get the PLX one:

http://www.plxdevices.com/M-Series_productinfo.htm

Probably the M-250.

Dave

 

blksn955.o

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There was are so many brands and prices I think comp. is going to bring them down.

 

Last5.0

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I have the LM1 unit and it's very accurate (compared it on a dyno with a Horriba (sp??) unit). The replacement o2 is cheap too, only about $40.

 

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I've got the PLX M-300 and love it. That zeitronics one looks fine, but I think that it may be difficult to glance at it to see the current A/F ratio while driving. The PLX unit has a much larger, simpler display. It doesn't do the datalogging or have all the extra inputs, but with my TwEECer RT, that doesn't matter.

Rick