wide band oxygen sensor
31-12-2008, 08:32 AM
#3
Colossal Pervert
Doubt it, they're not wide band.
MAD EVO 4- i've used Innovate stuff, NGK stuff and PLX stuff and i'd say the PLX stuff is my favourite so far. They've built it the proper way so it uses the calibration resistor on the sensor (Bosch LSU4.2) like how OEM's use them - saves you having to do any free-air calibration bollocks.
They have a range of mega bling gauges too.. www.plxdevices.com
MAD EVO 4- i've used Innovate stuff, NGK stuff and PLX stuff and i'd say the PLX stuff is my favourite so far. They've built it the proper way so it uses the calibration resistor on the sensor (Bosch LSU4.2) like how OEM's use them - saves you having to do any free-air calibration bollocks.
They have a range of mega bling gauges too.. www.plxdevices.com
31-12-2008, 08:55 AM
#4
PassionFord Post Whore!!
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Doubt it, they're not wide band.
MAD EVO 4- i've used Innovate stuff, NGK stuff and PLX stuff and i'd say the PLX stuff is my favourite so far. They've built it the proper way so it uses the calibration resistor on the sensor (Bosch LSU4.2) like how OEM's use them - saves you having to do any free-air calibration bollocks.
They have a range of mega bling gauges too.. www.plxdevices.com
MAD EVO 4- i've used Innovate stuff, NGK stuff and PLX stuff and i'd say the PLX stuff is my favourite so far. They've built it the proper way so it uses the calibration resistor on the sensor (Bosch LSU4.2) like how OEM's use them - saves you having to do any free-air calibration bollocks.
They have a range of mega bling gauges too.. www.plxdevices.com
Look like a good product
Think ill do some reading
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