target autotune doesn't require the WBO2 to have a gauge though. my hydra's got WB02 but I have no gauge. couldn't get one if I wanted to anyway, friggin hydra.
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 131820)
target autotune doesn't require the WBO2 to have a gauge though. my hydra's got WB02 but I have no gauge. couldn't get one if I wanted to anyway, friggin hydra.
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Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 131821)
Can you not get one of your 2 thousand extra outputs to produce voltage based on lamda, then hook it up to a nb gauge?
One could also rescale the output of any sensor controller (in software for an LC-1, or with an op-amp and divider for anything else) to produce a linear 0-1 volt output that would permit the use of a cheap NB gauge as a "reasonably accurate" wideband display. |
Originally Posted by Ben
(Post 131821)
Can you not get one of your 2 thousand extra outputs to produce voltage based on lamda, then hook it up to a nb gauge?
some day. it's just a 2D map of voltage but 2d maps in the nemesis software don't have actual units of anything in the ordinate and abscissa. I have to *guess* what they are. or measure them. or something. i have no way to correlate the values to real AFR though since I can't get a) steady state AFR or b) logged data on the 2D outputs. I'll figger it out. |
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 131806)
oil pressure gauge showing zero means I've already got broken stuff.
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 131806)
EGT climbing above 1600 means I can back off before I hose something
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Originally Posted by jwarriner
(Post 131925)
Not necessarily. I've blown an oil filter seal and the gauge saved my engine.
If it's really 1600. I've never found a thermocouple that was actually accurate. If you have a digital gauge you can calibrate them. But most people don't even know how to install them correctly and use too many- or too few- cold juntions for the particular thermocouple. With EGTs you're looking more for behavior of the needle, not a maximum value. In my case, I'll never waste my money on one again. But hell, how do you know *any* gauge is accurate? My EGT is a complete unit... I didn't jury rig a thermocouple, I use the Defi sensor with its appropriate gauge. I honestly dont look at it much. I do occasionally on the track and definitely did on the dyno. I bet Braineack would have been able to figure out his cat was clogged with one. ;) |
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