WB advice for MS
#1
WB advice for MS
ok, i heard that i can use several kinds (off different make/model cars) to run on MS, but can't find which ones.
any advice would be great. i'm planning on hitting several junkyards tomorrow and would like to know which cars to look for. i'm not trying to be cheap, but i'm low on money and can't quite afford an lc1 right now. specially when i pay like $5 for O2s at the junks.
thanks for the advice.
any advice would be great. i'm planning on hitting several junkyards tomorrow and would like to know which cars to look for. i'm not trying to be cheap, but i'm low on money and can't quite afford an lc1 right now. specially when i pay like $5 for O2s at the junks.
thanks for the advice.
#4
Your stocker is a narrowband. Not a good idea to tune with that at all. As mentioned in your other post that was double posted , heh, you need a controller for the wideband O2. You will then run the signal line from the controller to the MS.
AEM UEGOS are a little less expensive than LC1's.
AEM UEGOS are a little less expensive than LC1's.
#6
You sound like a cheap-*** like myself!
Good to hear
Check this link for the vehicles that you will find good 4wire widebands in, here
but you will still need a controller, this one is cheap and good
This is the cheapest that you will find
Good to hear
Check this link for the vehicles that you will find good 4wire widebands in, here
but you will still need a controller, this one is cheap and good
This is the cheapest that you will find
#18
Honestly, if you've spent enough money to buy a nice car and then to mod it with what seem to be some tastys mods in your signature... why don't you just pony up and buy the right thing?
Is the $100 price difference worth the risk of running the oddball configuration? You've spent this much so far, so just bend over and take it. A good wideband is pretty vital.
Is the $100 price difference worth the risk of running the oddball configuration? You've spent this much so far, so just bend over and take it. A good wideband is pretty vital.
#19
Honestly, if you've spent enough money to buy a nice car and then to mod it with what seem to be some tastys mods in your signature... why don't you just pony up and buy the right thing?
Is the $100 price difference worth the risk of running the oddball configuration? You've spent this much so far, so just bend over and take it. A good wideband is pretty vital.
Is the $100 price difference worth the risk of running the oddball configuration? You've spent this much so far, so just bend over and take it. A good wideband is pretty vital.
If it doesn't work out I'll just grab another LC1. I know I lot of the DSM crowd live by the JAW so I don't see how there should be a problem. If it does work out it will provide a cheaper route for others who don't have the extra money to spend on a LC1 or AEM.
If it does fail so badly you get great pics of the carnage and I get a new built motor. Doesn't matter to me which way it goes.
#20
Honestly, if you've spent enough money to buy a nice car and then to mod it with what seem to be some tastys mods in your signature... why don't you just pony up and buy the right thing?
Is the $100 price difference worth the risk of running the oddball configuration? You've spent this much so far, so just bend over and take it. A good wideband is pretty vital.
Is the $100 price difference worth the risk of running the oddball configuration? You've spent this much so far, so just bend over and take it. A good wideband is pretty vital.
Are you dissing DXO for buying a JAW??
Or are you dissing MapaX5 for not having a wideband??